We get to know a rising London-based star who found his sound thanks to some help from his violin instructor...
Tag Archives: synth-pop
A defining figure of mid-80s synth-pop, Howard Jones reflects on his venerable career 35 years after his sudden transatlantic success...
With her latest release, EMILIE demonstrates her skill for creating darkly seductive synth-pop that’ll have Princess Chelsea fans positively purring...
Caught in post-breakup claustrophobia? This synth-pop number will give you the strength to show your former lover two fingers Synth-pop...
Marie Munroe shows us just why she’s a multi-Grammy Award nominee, with the synth-drenched tones of her brand new single...
Moody duo Living Dead Girl show that trip-hop is alive and kicking, at least when given an injection of synth-pop Portishead...
Dwelling on themes of distance and separation, the second album from this Liverpudlian synth-pop five-piece is ethereal, sophisticated and compelling ritten...
With their debut full-length coming soon, Songwriting meets a UK synthpop duo whose lyrics go a little deeper than most...
Auckland’s synth-addled, indie-pop songwriter Princess Chelsea shows on ‘Too Many People’ that there’s more to her genre than just melody...
London trio Netsuke announce themselves as the latest act to try the synth-addled pop approach to songwriting, leaving you giddy...
Sibling synth tyros Paperwhite display the skill to position themselves astride critical acclaim and mainstream success on debut EP ‘Magic’...
New single ‘Lizard Cuts’ is a well-arranged slow-burner that shows that Bat And Ball can sound huge – and truly...

























