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Tag: Synth Pop

Adult DVD – Adult DVD review

It’s always good to know where you are and more importantly, where you want to be. In Adult DVD‘s case … More

Adult DVD, Indie, Leeds Music, Post Punk, Rave, Synth Pop

M83 – I Wrote You A Letter review

Anthony Gonzalez has been particularly open around his state of mind whilst conceptualising M83’s tenth album. ‘I’m deeply disillusioned by … More

Anthony Gonzalez, Art Pop, Avant Garde, I Wrote You A Letter review, M83, Synth Pop

The Other Two – The Other Two & You review

If the stories of Joy Division and New Order are redolent of one quality in abundance, its irony. As two … More

Gillian Gilbert, New Order, Stephen Morris, Synth Pop, The Other Two, The Other Two And you

James Ellis Ford – Lost In Another World review

“In the midst of life, we are in death.” These were just words to James Ford as he grew up, … More

Ambient, Arctic Monkeys, James Ellis Ford, Lost In Another World review, Synth Pop

Pocket Lint – Wunderkammer review

Synth pop veteran Thomas Dolby has never made any secret of the fact that his father was an academic, with … More

Pocket Lint, Synth Pop, Thomas Dolby, Wunderkammer review

Truthpaste – I Don’t Know Either EP review

Starting out as purveyors of trad folk, the wonderfully named quintet Truthpaste coalesced in Manchester via university and the city’s … More

I Don't Know Either EP, Indie, Ska, Synth Pop, Truthpaste

Pictish Trail – Life Slime review

We need to deal with a couple of things right off the bat here. Yes, this album is themed around … More

Life Slime review, Pictish Trail, Synth Pop

Apparat – A Hum of Maybe review

What’s in an album title? Sascha Ring chose A Hum of Maybe because he’d sifted through the turmoil many feel … More

Apparat, Hum of Maybe review, Moderat, Sascha Ring, Synth Pop

Jenny on Holiday – Quicksand Heart

There are solo projects and then there are solo projects, but the title of Jenny Hollingworth’s first album away from … More

Indie, Jenny Hollingworth, Jenny on Holiday, Lets Eat Grandma, Quicksand Heart, Rosa Walton, Synth Pop

100 Greatest Songs of the 20’s So Far #4 Turnstile – Never Enough

Released: 2024 The end of one year and the beginning of another most frequently prompt discussions about change – but … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 20's So Far, Hardcore, Never Enough, Synth Pop, Turnstile

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