The new split from Marching Dynamics and Cervello Elettronico serves up originals and remixes, giving an efficient snapshot of where each of these instrumental projects is at.
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The mysterious post-witch house producer continues the rapid evolution of their dusky, horror-themed style.
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The exhaustive Artoffact retrospective of Mlada Fronta’s discography does a great job of getting new fans up to speed while giving die-hards the obscurities they want.
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We revisit the 2013 album from the Bristol-based synthpop act with an ear towards figuring out why it never really clicked with us.
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Young synthpop stylist Mr.Kitty delivers, distilling the essence of his simple but emotional aesthetic into a solid batch of tunes.
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In it’s best moments the new album from the Greek synthpop duo can still inspire feelings of elation.
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M‡яc▲ll▲ and V▲LH▲LL release another split release of woozy darkness, and demonstrate the different directions each band’s progression has taken.
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The German synth/futurepop outfit return after an extended absence with a new single.
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We pick apart the tracks on the new single from the long-running British synth-pop project.
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Gary Dassing doubles down on his radical experimentation with Mentallo, unleashing a mammoth slab of intense, deconstructed electro-industrial.
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Douglas McCarthy delivers 2012’s last great surprise: a summery blast of energy from one of EBM’s greatest.
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The new release from the Pale Noir boss showcases her remix work for some likeminded artists.
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The Rorschach Garden/Synapscape member’s second album under his own name travels through a variety of electronic genres with equal aplomb.
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One of the best cases yet for post-witch house is made on this split EP, available as a name-your-price download from Bandcamp.
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Chicago IDM duo release an EP of warm, evocative, and elegant tunes which will no doubt help to whet appetites for their eventual full-length.
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