Marsheaux, “Ath.Lon”
The Greek synthpop duo do a victory lap, delivering a good record not quite up to the standards of their best.
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Alphabetical Letter: M
M‡ЯC▲LL▲, self-titled
A slightly mellower suite of sounds and moods awaits listeners on self-described bloodwave outfit M‡ЯC▲LL▲’s latest.
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Mildreda, “Coward Philosophy”
diskonnekted’s Jan Dewulf resurrects his dark electro project with a new album compiled with some older material.
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Memmaker, “Let There be Lasers”
Arriving 8 years after their debut, the new Memmaker album is cut from the same high-bpm cloth as its predecessor.
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Ari Mason, “Creatures”
A restrained but charismatic vocal presence guides Ari Mason’s second LP to a hypnotic state on the darkwave/synthpop border.
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Mlada Fronta, “Outrun”
Long running french electronic outfit Mlada Fronta goes full-synthwave on their latest LP.
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Minuit Machine, “Violent Rains”
Parisian duo Minuit Machine stoke flames on their second LP of dramatic coldwave.
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Molasar, “Talismans”
Chris Gilbert’s latest homage to classic synth of all stripes is a brisk and invigorating listen.
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Replicas: Rose McDowall, “Cut With The Cake Knife”
A reissue of Rose McDowall’s earliest solo material connects Strawberry Switchblade to her later work.
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Mr.Kitty, “Fragments”
Mr.Kitty takes a victory lap on his confident new album of synthwave and electropop, as affecting and genuine as ever.
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Militia, “The Face Of God”
Martial industrial unit Militia reassemble for a salvo against religion’s role in structures of oppression.
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mind.in.a.box, “Memories”
The faithful are rewarded in the latest from the cult act, packing in as many of their signature sounds as possible while going even further down the rabbit hole of the meta-narrative that has spanned their catalogue.
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Marsheaux, “A Broken Frame”
Marsheaux revisit one of Depeche Mode’s weaker albums using both their own style and that later developed by DM themselves.
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Marching Dynamics, “Boomslang”
Marching Dynamics return after a hiatus, integrating faster and brighter techno colours into their rhythmic noise palette.
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Mlada Fronta, “Polygon”
Rémy Pelleschi’s wide-ranging experimental project Mlada Fronta returns after nearly a decade long absence with a dance record of all things.
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