Synth-Wave

Tag: Synth-Wave

Dunkeltier :: Dunkeltier Rising (Macadam Mambo)

Reviews 01/18/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Dunkeltier is part of that cohort looking to bring these three minute gems out of themselves, to give them a bit of extra wiggle room, […]

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Momentform :: Grave (Lux Rec)

Reviews 01/15/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Wonderfully rounded, sorrow strewn but without being downtrodden. Lux Rec are once again messing up my record cataloging. Following the Swiss label’s foray into New […]

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Bene Gesserit :: THe SeCoND BeNeFiT (EE Tapes)

Reviews 01/04/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

A rich rich seam of music to discover within this, perhaps for some, untapped Belgian imprint. I’ve written a number of times about European Synth […]

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Medio Escinico :: Llegará Al Cielo EP (Clasicos Del Ruido)

Reviews 01/02/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Clasicos Del Ruido has just opened its doors with the explicit intention of exploring Dark Electro, Synth and EBM. Spanish Wave can be a tricky […]

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Visonia :: Impossible Romance (Last Known Trajectory)

Reviews 11/26/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Ambient moments are paralleled by heartening Synth Pop and colder Electro. Dare it be said, Visonia has quietly screamed onto the electronic music scene. With […]

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Monster Apparat & Soundlego :: Double review (Kernkrach)

Reviews 10/25/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Contemporary Synth Music par excellence. A mixed assortment of music is always guaranteed when Kernkrach is involved. Synth wave is always at the core of […]

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Emile Strunz :: North Sea Body Music (Flight Recorder) & Free Download

Reviews 10/15/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Leicester artist’s decision to concentrate on lush synthlines and not succumb to the pressures of bpm is what has garnered Smith such praise. Emile […]

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Skanfrom :: Postcards (Suction)

Reviews 10/09/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Minimal and stark in one breath, lush and inviting in the next. Crisp percussion thawed with lovingly constructed machine melodies. Perhaps I shouldn’t have agreed […]

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June :: The Human Target (June)

Reviews 10/07/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Complex pieces, warming works and an ability to structure tracks to really open up a dancefloor. As the years of writing record reviews gather into […]

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