Plug in and feel it: Modern Ideas delivers garage-made Melbourne synth-pop where "plastic dreams, electric romance, and machines hum with human desire" — pure Depeche Mode/New Order DNA. theJLM fires a warning shot at the hyper-elite with the politically charged "Guillotine," while Jon Hopper conjures melodic, melancholic 80s/90s-infused synth-pop exploring memory and mankind's relationship to the natural world. BLF throws a "spastic-but-cohesive burst of quantum popcorn" for fans of Sly Stone and Kraftwerk, and Peter Geritz keeps it delightfully lo-fi with four fun home-made songs.

Pop releases

Age Of Dragons by Kalliopea cover art

“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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Peaks In Obscurity by BLF cover art
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“For fans of the future who live in the present and smell like the past”

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