Messy Eater’s ‘Work Life Balance’ is a dynamic mix of razor-sharp filtergate guitar and driving synth-bass grooves is reminiscent of vintage synth-rock sounds of Talking Heads and Prince.
Category: Synth
Bolton’s Guri Yeller redefine their sound with ‘Seeing Double’
From the collective mind palace of Bolton duo Guri Yeller, ‘Seeing Double’ is a gloriously un-christmassy collision of shimmering synths and pulsating rhythms.
Alex Starling’s cinematic wonder ‘Maybe We Lost It’ ponders the discomfort of change
From start to finish, Alex Starling’s ‘Maybe We Lost It’ is a cinematic wonder that explores the great expanse of the human psyche, framing familiar questions in a fresh, exciting synth-pop manner.
Laughing Cats’ bold nostalgia in ‘Jerk’ reviltalises retro pop-rock sounds
Inspired by the colorful sounds of the sixties through the eighties, Laughing Cats crafts a refreshing nod to the past while embracing today’s production sophistication with their newest single ‘Jerk’.
‘What Did I Think Would Happen’ is Arliston’s latest exploration of nostalgia & heartbreak
Offering another taste of their upcoming album, Disappointment Machine, Arliston share ‘What Did I Think Would Happen’ a poignant exploration of unrequited love.
The Trusted unleash an electrifying new single ‘The Lightning’
The Trusted’s newest track ‘The Lightning’ is another demonstration of why this four-piece should be on your one-to-watch list this year.
Pulsars spearhead a resurgence of synth-punk with digital release of 90s album
After a decades-long hiatus, Pulsars are back with Trilogy, a powerful set of three singles that reignites the band’s unique blend of post-punk and synth-pop.
Arliston scale new heights of emotional intensity with ‘Vertical’
Arliston’s ‘Vertical’ is a towering monument to melancholy and it’s the latest taste from their forthcoming album, Disappointment Machine.
Barbara are taking up real estate in the alt-pop scene with ‘Property-Owning Democracy’
Brighton duo Barbara share a delightful splash of baroque-pop colour, their latest single ‘Property-Owning Democracy’.
From Arliston’s forthcoming album, ‘Monks of Lindisfarne’ is a poetic spell
South London duo Arliston, comprising Jack Ratcliffe and George Hasbury, weave a new spell with ‘Monks of Lindisfarne’.
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