Synthesizers surge and shimmer: SOFT RIOT's Crux channels the early '80s DIY synth spirit into a masterful full-length of post-punk, darkwave, EBM and Italo — "disquieting and melodic all at the same time." Modern Ideas' This Is How It Hurts brings Melbourne garage synth-pop that's "dramatic, theatrical, and cinematic" with Depeche Mode and New Order in its DNA. Paixomenos' Victory Parade prowls the Greek underground with dark synthwave and dungeon-synth shadows, while Fixed Expression's An Unclear Path urges you to embrace your pain across a post-industrial synth album.

Synth releases

Nihil Novi Sub Sole by Sunny Gianni cover art

“😶🌀”

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Descent on Deadman's Wash by T.O.U.C.H. Samadhi cover art

“It is a high-noon hallucination where the horizon bleeds digital glare and the tumbleweeds dissolve into fractals—a sonic abduction of the frontier itself.”