Pulsing with new wave voltage: The Mystic Underground's Drowning is equal parts menacing and enticing — a dark synthpop lament where "even the best intentions can lead you down a path where it's difficult to tell the hero apart from the villain." SOFT RIOT's Crux channels the early '80s DIY synth spirit through minimalist darkwave and EBM, while Modern Ideas brings Melbourne garage synthpop where "plastic dreams, electric romance, and machines hum with human desire." David Von Beahm's Half Life offers a deeply introspective, guitar-driven meditation on choices, mortality, and the mystery of mid-life, and Oski XD Doski rounds things out with lofi post-punk and dark janglepop weaving a tale of redemption on life's empty highway.

Crux by SOFT RIOT cover art
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“The early '80s DIY synth spirit comes alive with SOFT RIOT's Crux, combining synth-based post-punk, new wave, EBM, and more.”

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Half Life by David Von Beahm cover art

“New album, 'Half Life', out now by David Von Beahm”

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