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Synthetic shadows and electric dreams collide: Pygmy Children return with Signal Unknown, their first physical release since 1998, while BeatBoyNinja walks through loneliness with analog synth diary Vampire Dreams. Spite Cathedral weaves cinematic tapestries reminiscent of John Carpenter and David Lynch, and Alex Nite delivers nostalgic escapism calling back to the retro-synth era with dystopian city ambience.
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BeatBoyNinja
Vampire Dreams
Way of walking through loneliness, through the darker days, searching for an exit or maybe just a deeper understanding of yourself.
InDi0ne-X
Inner Berlin
Music has always been more than sound to me - it is space. I don’t compose; I construct. I build architectures where one can live, breathe, disappear. And Inner Berlin is one of those architectures. It’s not an album, it’s a city that exists outside of time. A city you carry within. Best listened to in headphones: the sound embraces you, moves around you, becomes part of you.
the microphone is 3 electric guitars
FAMISYNTH.lp
Inspired by game soundtracks from the 16-bit SNES era, FAMISYNTH tells the tale of a man searching for absurd truth in an insane world.