Pop is alive and electric: Safiro makes a stunning debut with Azure, a heartfelt album tracing the arc of first love, heartbreak, and the meaning found only in hindsight. Elly Kace casts spells on The Seventh Gate, weaving strings, sound healing instruments, and ancestral whispers into tender, fierce conversations with those who still haunt her. Modern Ideas channels Depeche Mode and New Order into Melbourne garage synth-pop where plastic dreams pulse with genuine human desire, while Kindness Inc. conjures an electro folk love story that betrays death itself.

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This Is How It Hurts by Modern Ideas cover art

“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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