Plug in and jack up the voltage: Michael HERTER's GAMES. Vol. 4: Futuristic Synthetic Worlds pulses with digital grit, analog textures, and retro-futuristic 8-bit motifs built for cyberpunk RPGs and dystopian adventures. The Mystic Underground sound the clarion call with their ferocity-maxed, dance-floor-destined NYC synthpop banger We Could Be Fugitives. Stan Stewart's singularity drifts to the ambient edge, ten sparse pieces hovering on the brink of hope with hand-crafted synth patches. LowPilott bypasses all safety limiters on Overdrive Protocols, fusing punchy synthwave, heavy phonk, and driving house for deep-space navigators, while Joe Faniel keeps the headbop alive with seven months of distilled Dance and IDM heat from Tasmania.

Synthwave releases

Overdrive Protocols by LowPilott cover art

“High-energy, intergalactic synthwave meets raw phonk and house. An adrenaline-fueled push past system limits deep in the cosmos.”

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Color Shift by Mystical Space Tigers cover art

“ROOOAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!!!”

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Creeperobics by Scare in a Box cover art

“The gym is open... for the undead!”

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GlobularDub by R&D cover art
11 in stock

“Let this set bop you through your productive day.”

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Million by Joe Faniel cover art
10 in stock

“Energetic Dance music, that will put a spin on those wheels, Joe Faniel's latest release, from Tasmania, Australia.”

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