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“Just a banger...!”
Synth dreams and electric feelings: Modern Ideas delivers "plastic dreams, electric romance, and machines humming with human desire" on this Melbourne garage-born debut — pure 80s synth-pop for fans of Depeche Mode and New Order. theJLM fires a warning shot at the hyper-elite with "Guillotine," while Jon Hopper conjures melodic, melancholic synth-pop steeped in memory and nostalgia. Lakitunes drops a certified banger with Flare-Up of Funk, and BLF serves a "spastic-but-cohesive burst of quantum popcorn" for fans of Sly Stone, Kraftwerk, and the Butthole Surfers.
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“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”
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“an electro folk song about a love that betrays death”
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“Melodic, melancholic synth-pop with a strong whiff of the 80s and 90s.”
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“Immerse yourself in this magical journey. The age of the dragon has begun, and this song is the spell to awaken them.”
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“For fans of the future who live in the present and smell like the past”
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“A glitchy, club-ready manifesto where sacred ritual meets bad-bitch rebellion ✝️⚡, forging a new sisterhood 👑 out of liberation 🔓, equality ⚖️, and unapologetic queer power 🌈”
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“Prepare for a sonic fallout! The future we were promised in the 1950s has finally arrived in high-fidelity. 🚀☢️”