49 in stock
“Described by one youtube connoisseur as CIA torture music, but I'm pretty sure they're wrong.”
Synthesizers hum and new wave pulses ignite: SOFT RIOT's Crux channels Fad Gadget and early Simple Minds through minimalist darkwave and EBM, while The Mystic Underground's We Could Be Fugitives cranks the tempo to dancefloor-ferocity, a clarion call to "take your lover by the hand and run." Montreal's Glass Dolls brings bedroom pop post-punk meditations on love and grief, while Kernfamilie II merges retro-futurism and dystopian soundscapes into a machine-crafted cautionary tale. Chris of Wilderness's Weeks Like Worms rounds things out with paranoid, panopticon-poking electronics — dense, adventurous, and resolutely off-kilter.
New Wave releases
11 in stock
“The new single from NYC Snythpop duo The Mystic Underground.”
14 in stock
“Melbourne-based synth-pop/new wave debut single from Modern Ideas, the solo project of Wilding's Justin Stokes. RIYL: Depeche Mode, New Order, Pet Shop Boys”
46 in stock
“Sneak preview of our next album, this song blends lofi post(egg)punk energy with dark janglepop vibes to weave a tale of redemption on life's empty highway.”
15 in stock
“bedroom pop/post punk from Montreal, QC”
16 in stock
“Post punk/New wave from Montreal, QC.”
57 in stock
“The title means Distant Fortunes, and this heavily orchestrated track envisions both the hopefulness and trepidation of peering too far into the future.”
23 in stock
“Nostalgic dreamy scene in a world of love and growth on why are we exist in the first place”
25 in stock
“This EP includes PRSongsmith's smash hit song 'Frog Sex Party.' Isn't that enough? ❤️🐸❤️”
2 in stock
“Synth-driven melodies, dystopian soundscapes, and retro-futurism merge with lyrics describing an even more unsettling future.”
14 in stock
“Crazy keys, chunky guitars and tumbling tubs create a musical celebration of the mountains.”