“Psychedelic jam with organic human percussion and no loops or samples”
Synths surge and beats ignite: Libel's The Accumulation of Things blends danceable synth-pop, David Lynch-esque vibes, and guitar theatrics into a genre-bending portrait of modern life, while Ken Wohlrob's Forgotten Music crafts ambient experimentalism that feels "both familiar and alien — like an old language part of your DNA." For Heads Only's If You Know flips self-sampled jazz into wonky, cinematic Brainfeeder-meets-Stones Throw beats, and LowPilott's Overdrive Protocols rockets through hyper-speed corridors fusing punchy synthwave, heavy phonk, and driving house. NARADA's Грёзы / Daydreams delivers a confessional alt-pop debut recorded entirely behind bars, brimming with pain, hope, and yearning.
“A musical tribute to Carnivals in Sweden, brought to life by a colorful kaleidoscope featuring cinematic electropop”
“BlakLight's fourth album, 'The Haunting of Us', delivers ten dark synthpop tracks exploring loss, connection, and the ghosts we carry.”
“Synth-driven melodies, dystopian soundscapes, and retro-futurism merge with lyrics describing an even more unsettling future.”
“ENCANTADO is a love letter to the sea which combines the explosion of hyperlofi with the emotion of electronic jazz.”