synth pop
Michael Kasparis lifts the lid on his new record as Apostille, explaining his aim to make ecstatic trance music as sung by Meatloaf
Polytechnic Youth’s de facto house-band finally deliver an album-sized release, stuffed to the diodes with synth-pop-noir hits for a parallel-universe
Having recently brought us the first Madder Rose LP in twenty years, Billy Coté serves-up an equally reflective and deep-sounds-mining mixtape
Tomorrow Syndicate’s Citizen Input is a compact set of expansive, electronically-infused and psychedelically-charged, synthy and shoegazey kosmische cuts
The Golden Filter return with new LP Autonomy, a sparse, purposeful and powerful sonic declaration ready to destroy dancefloors and puncture souls
Patience’s inspired synth pop debut LP depicts gleaming surfaces, yet delivers depth on the dancefloor as it digs at memory and melancholy underneath
Andrew Mitchell and Raz Ullah channel The New Brutalism and JG Ballard with an EP of lost-future pop music buried under béton brut
The Blue Pine EP is dream pop loaded with Twin Peaks signifiers that floats out of the night without getting weighed down
Antena’s mini-album has been faithfully restored from its unsung past, exposing an invigorating mix of synth pop and bossa nova jams to new ears
Panamint Manse talks to Stewart Gardiner about tumultuous empathy, hauntology in the desert and where jubilance meets desolation
Desire make their long-awaited return on Italians Do It Better with a single shot of icy and epic synth pop
French torch songs and slow rave get the synth pop treatment on Berger’s second album