43 in stock
“A downtempo excursion cradled in reverent church-like organ”
From the carnival grounds to the cosmos: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde's Karneval i Sverige bursts with joyful cinematic electropop abandon, while Von Däniken drifts into suitably spacey ambient territory as a tribute to the late author. Hyperestis's O Diva channels early Clan of Xymox and Depeche Mode through themes of vampirism and desperation disguised as control, and BlakLight's Cruel - Maxi Single delivers haunting, dancefloor-driven darkwave with remixes from Rotersand and a foreboding new instrumental. Gabby Wilson's SKAM DÖDAR rounds things out with a self-produced Swedish electronic pop debut navigating shame, identity, and self-definition.
Synth Pop releases
44 in stock
“A minimalist keyboard tribute to the romantic side of Giorgio Moroder”
25 in stock
“Hyperestis's sophomore synth-pop and darkwave outing, a drama about being too much to be enough.”
7 in stock
“'Cruel - Maxi Single' features remixes by Rotersand, Vioflesh, Beyond Obsession & Ego Bliss. The release also includes a brand new instrumental track titled 'Imminent Threat', driven by dark, pulsa...”
44 in stock
“A self-produced Swedish electronic pop debut exploring identity, pressure, and the journey from shame to self-definition.”
64 in stock
“Gorgeous Blonde's ambient tribute to fellow Swede Erich Von Däniken”
17 in stock
“Downtempo-Chillwave hybrid with bits of Art Rock and Synth Pop”
50 in stock
“Dipping our 30 toes into techno waters!”
62 in stock
“A musical tribute to Carnivals in Sweden, brought to life by a colorful kaleidoscope featuring cinematic electropop”
70 in stock
“A mix of rave, eurodance, acid and EBM sounds with fiercely personal songwriting is an unusual thing to come across in electronic music.”
8 in stock
“A vibrant, electrifying mix of indie-electropop, Better butter Me Up takes you on a wild ride through love, freedom, and pure psychedelic grooves.”