Mr.Kitty, “A.I.”
Mr.Kitty’s newest highlights the electropop artist’s transition from producer/performer to auteur.
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Alphabetical Letter: M
Multiple Man, “New Metal”
The first proper LP from the Australian EBM duo packs in a tremendous number of ideas and sounds throughout.
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Mind Teardown, “Double Wire Salad”
The side-project of Cyborgs on Crack is more explicitly industrial, but no less strange.
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Monolith, “Domination”
20 years into the life of the project, Eric Van Wonterghem is still exploring noisy and technoid sounds with Monolith.
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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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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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