No EMB Blanc bravely focuses on the new sounds emanating from burgeoning synthesizer acts. This belief in the contemporary side of Minimal Synth, of course with […]
Tag: Synth-Pop
[PHYSICS] :: Spectramorphic Iridescence (Digitalis)
When listening to Spectramorphic Iridescence one consistently gets the impression that we’re mining a previously untapped vein of lost archival tracks, as if there’s an […]
V/A :: Electric Voice II (Electric Voice)
Canada’s Electric Voice is gathering a head of steam. A new album from Xeno and Oaklander is in the pipeline but first a follow-up to […]
HK119 :: Imaginature (One Little Indian)
Imaginature however is a mature, wise and extremely well considered attempt at allowing Heidi herself flex her muscles through the quirks, scope and imagination of […]
YOU. / SGNLS :: Double review (Blind Prophet)
Blind Prophet continues to explore some extremely interesting sounds. Toeing the lines between acoustic and electronic, the barroom and back alley basement, Blind Prophet consistently […]
Kloot Per W :: Playback With A Switch… (Walhalla)
Kloot Per W explores with a sense of musical adventure, investigating a series of styles across his career. In parts the album descends into farce, […]
Kitchen & The Plastic Spoons / Belaboris :: Double review (Dark Entries)
This archaeological imprint has once again dived into the past only to resurface with a spread of obscure female outfits from across the world. Dark […]
Beläten :: Music for leaden landscapes
Beläten has unfurled cold Electronics, warm Ambient, thought-provoking experiments and catchy Synth-Pop. I’m still on the fence about the revival of cassette tapes, but it’s […]
Neud Photo :: Interface (Electunes)
Nico Nightingale has been proving himself with every release, building on his past successes to create ever more complex, and persuasive, works. Another accomplished LP […]