Minimalistic, exciting and cool – Matte Blvck's Soulless is sonically convincing, but loses itself somewhat in its own space.
Three minutes of synth pop and dark wave, danceable, dynamic – guitars à la The Cure and velvety vocals.
Dirty, intense, precise: Brittany Bindrim's “Warplane” fuses industrial and synth pop into an explosive soundscape.
With “From The Blue,” Girl As Wave deliver feather-light synth pop with cool vocals and a Ladytron vibe.
Northern Lite returns to its synth-pop roots with “Contrails” – cool, driving, and finally exciting again.
Emmon combines cool 80s industrial with emotional depth – an electronic blue full of feeling.
Spherical synth pop from Switzerland: Blackbook's “Wait Until Midnight” combines gentleness, dynamism, and midnight magic.
Official music video "I See Red" performed by "Ladytron" taken from the same-titled 5-track EP "I See Red".
Official music video "Burning Up" performed by "Ayria". Directed & Edited by Agata Waclawska.
With ‘Killing Time’, Dead Lights show how synth pop and industrial merge into perfect dystopia.
Official music video "Turn Me On" performed by "Ras Bolding" taken from the album "Digital Deviant".
Avro's ‘Psychopathé’ combines dark synths, clear vocals and analogue flair to create melancholic synth pop.
