On “Carbon Dioxide”, Testcard F combine upbeat melodies with bitter seriousness – synth pop at its best.
With ‘Why Would I Lie To You?’, iammilan delivers a relaxed, hopeful electro pop song reminiscent of Erasure and Pet Shop Boys.
Clear dark wave with a gloomy voice and subtle details – Visitation is sound design at its best.
Powerful dark wave with an EBM groove: Skin and Bones by Spire Circle combines dark depth with a clear synth sound.
Powerful synth pop from France: “Vampire” by Death by Selfie impresses with unique sounds, warm vocals and a modern style.
Optic's “A Weird Situation” combines melancholic synth pop with dystopian visions and sonic breaks – a must-listen for genre fans.
Action Cop meets Selene Calder – “Crescendo” is melancholy synthwave with emotional depth and cinematic build-up.
A song between epic synth pop and 80s vibes: Magnetic Skies‘ “A Place On Earth” is a clearly produced musical snack.
Calm, melancholic and atmospheric: Pleasure Victim's Our Lady Of Sorrows shows synth pop at its most emotional.
WarePredator's “Fire” combines aggressive industrial beats with epic choruses - a must for Faderhead fans and dancefloor strikers.
MTTM's “Meet Me At The End” combines dark wave and synth pop into an atmospherically dense song with warm vocals and a catchy melody.
Georgi's “That Night (Feat. Sanjay Henry)” combines dark wave with synth pop – melancholic, danceable and emotionally gripping. A must-have for fans!
