Melancholic synth pop from CATBEAR: ‘Darkness’ combines soft vocals with melancholic depth and an intimate mood.
Synth pop with a dark wave touch: ‘Future Past Collapse’ showcases Ceremony Shadows in organic depth and nostalgic freshness.
Gloomy synth pop from Sweden: Proletarian Poetry open their EP with the powerful track ‘Hunger Games’.
My personal review of the synth pop song ‘No One's Forgiven’ by Flight To London – authentic, retro and highly recommended.
In ‘Dance People Dance’, Penthouse Plants combine catchy synth pop with dark undertones and strong vocals.
Gentle and emotional: Mutual Shock show their soft synth pop side with ‘Punishment Enough’.
With ‘Stay Strange’, Blackbook deliver a synth pop ballad full of 80s drama, powerful and emotional – except for the saxophone bridge.
Cyberwolf surprises with ‘The Creator’: danceable beats, gothic vibes and a duet that sticks in your head.
Dark club sound meets candid lyrics about lust and fetish: My experience with Athamay's ‘Under Your Voice’.
My opinion on ‘Daggers’ by Radical Bicep: A harmonious genre mix of synth pop, synthwave and witch house.
‘Bliss’ by Dlina Volny: My personal travelogue through a dark wave/synth pop opener that deliberately ignores conventions.
Atmospheric dark wave meets modern synth pop: Why ‘Love In Blue’ by Neurotypes is my track tip for August 2025.
