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."

Synthpop releases

The Halls of Amenti : Remixes by The Axiom Divide cover art

“The Axiom Divide’s remix EP builds on the debut single from their forthcoming album, featuring remixes by Razed In Black, Frontal Boundary, Pygmy Children, Fermion, Dread Risks, I Am Consumer, and ...”

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