Synth-Pop

Tag: Synth-Pop

Mathématiques Modernes / Gina X Performance :: Double review (Medical)

Reviews 04/22/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

I’m a fan of the postal service. True, sometimes the postie can be a bit surly; but in general it’s a well-oiled, and reliable, machine. […]

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Atom™ :: HD (Raster-Noton)

Reviews 04/02/2013 by James Knapman

HD is a positive coup for Raster-Noton, one that extends the ethos of the label in unexpected directions thanks to the diversity of Uwe Schmidt. […]

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Sudeten Creche :: Remix EP (Emmo.Biz)

Reviews 03/23/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

There’s a touch of saddened enthusiasm attached to this review. It’s a real pity to see Sudeten Creche end a thirty plus year project. But, […]

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Ståltråd & Sturmkapelle :: Double review (Förderung Kosmischer Kunst – Musik)

Reviews 01/22/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

The hive of Kerkrach is a labyrinth of activity, catacombs of sublabels that divide into avenues of cold wave, synth-pop, analogue punk and beyond into […]

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Relative Kalte :: Zerstört (Plastic Frog)

Reviews 01/10/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Relative Kalte are different to most modern synth wave outfits. Their sounds are not retrofitted or glassy eyed vintage, instead they are clean-cut contemporary. A synth […]

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Twins Natalia / Marsheaux :: Radial Emotion / When We Were Young (Anna Logue)

Reviews 12/19/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

For their latest, Schaffer’s label offer up a bright vision of synth pop. The teeth are white and the sounds are clean. An enjoyable excursion […]

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Ceramic Hello :: The Absence Of A Canary (Suction)

Reviews 12/09/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Suction Records have managed to reissue an obscurity from a fellow countryman who trail-blazed the synth wave sound. Ceramic Hello traverses the grounds of inspirational electronics […]

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ADN’ Ckrystall & Lives Of Angels :: Double review (Dark Entries)

Reviews 11/25/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Dark Entries‘ second home must be Europe. San Francisco, California is where the hearth is, but label boss Josh Cheon has a deep-seated affection for […]

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