Pop's sonic rebellion ignites: Rinsse brings queer industrial jazz with anti-fascist dystopic cyber punk themes through psychedelic pop meeting electronic driven industrial music, while EKT delivers 61 tracks hopping through various genres with deliberate melodic pop slant, all recorded live and dawless. Michael Wenas presents retro-futuristic landscape of shimmering synths and indie-rock grit, and peepsie crafts danceable synth madness about being scared of love with unnecessary drums and lots of sidechain.

Michael Wenas
Atompunk (Remastered Edition)

electronic / experimental / pop / rock / soundtrack

Prepare for a sonic fallout! The future we were promised in the 1950s has finally arrived in high-fidelity. 🚀☢️

Rinsse
Rjnsse

electronic / industrial / pop

Queer industrial jazz collective with anti-fascist dystopic cyber punk themes.
65 codes remaining

peepsie
Keep up

alternative / dance-pop / diy pop / electronic / indie pop / pop / synth-pop / synthpop / united kingdom / vocal

a synthy song about being happy you're in love but also scared 'cause you only just realised
59 codes remaining