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“Resolution, balance, and resignation form the backbone of Hyperestis's third darkwave release, Id Ova.”
Circuits humming and carnivals alight: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde conjures the joyful abandon of a Swedish carnival through cinematic electropop and experimental rock strains, while I Am Gorgeous (Yellow) dips thirty toes into techno waters with electronic loops and fuzz guitar, and Repetition inför söndagen cradles a downtempo Sunday reckoning in reverent church-like organ. Hyperestis channels vampirism and desperation disguised as control through darkwave echoing Clan of Xymox and the Cure, while Gabby Wilson self-produces a fiercely honest Swedish-language electronic pop debut navigating shame, identity, and self-definition.
Synth Pop releases
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“A musical tribute to The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, with a little Phillip Glass”
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“A mix of rave, eurodance, acid and EBM sounds with fiercely personal songwriting is an unusual thing to come across in electronic music.”
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“A vibrant, electrifying mix of indie-electropop, Better butter Me Up takes you on a wild ride through love, freedom, and pure psychedelic grooves.”
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“'5th wave emo + swancore + rnb + CRT monitor for a head. Some (me) have even called them the Zapp and Roger of post hardcore '”
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“A sweeping pop record about reflection, courage and having the strength to carve a new path.”
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“Experience the haunting beauty of RAY.M's 'Ancient City' reimagined by Tszpun, where nostalgia meets vibrant synth rock in a captivating journey through sound.”
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“'Vermillion Dandelion' takes you on a haunting journey through shadowy soundscapes, weaving tension, mystery, and emotion into every note.”
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“Synth pop gems from 🇨🇦”
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“It's music about a gay computer at a house show”
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“Getting lost in a haunted house with spritely goth pop.”