“Synth-driven melodies, dystopian soundscapes, and retro-futurism merge with lyrics describing an even more unsettling future.”
Synths shimmer and ache in equal measure: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde's Ingrid 2 teeters on lo-fi piano, backward guitars, and an ethnic overlay celebrating Swedish icon Ingrid Bergman. Modern Ideas' This Is How It Hurts crafts "plastic dreams and electric romance" from a Melbourne garage — dramatic, cinematic 80s synth-pop for fans of Depeche Mode and New Order. Libel's The Accumulation of Things blends danceable synth-pop with David Lynch-worthy retro bounce across ten genre-bending tracks. BlakLight's Cruel - Maxi Single brings haunting, dancefloor-driven darkwave with remixes from Rotersand and more, plus the cinematic new instrumental "Imminent Threat."
“Synth-driven melodies, dystopian soundscapes, and retro-futurism merge with lyrics describing an even more unsettling future.”
“If you like unique synthesizer sound and siren-type female vocal - this track for you!”