Pop with an edge: Kindness Inc. spins an electro folk spell about a love that betrays death itself, while Modern Ideas channels Depeche Mode and New Order into Melbourne garage synth-pop where "plastic dreams and electric romance" pulse with genuine human desire. theJLM fires a warning shot at the hyper-elite, and Jon Hopper delivers melodic, melancholic synth-pop steeped in memory and nostalgia. Elly Kace casts spells on The Seventh Gate, weaving strings, sound healing instruments, and ancestral whispers into tender, fierce mysticism.

Pop releases

Rjnsse by Rinsse cover art
39 in stock

“Queer industrial jazz collective with anti-fascist dystopic cyber punk themes.”

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Keep up by peepsie cover art
41 in stock

“a synthy song about being happy you're in love but also scared 'cause you only just realised”

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Jimmy NaNa by Jimmy NaNa cover art
35 in stock

“This self-titled album presents 4 new tracks plus 7 new & old tracks recorded with live vocals & guitar done in a single take.”

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