We have got another great song for all you rad people out there. Here’s a track that will be sure to keep you cruising till sunrise, “Turbulence” by “Neon Nox”.
Swedish sensation Damokles, a.k.a. Anders Ekström, is blasting back from the past with his newest EP, "Bring Out The Funk."
Hey there listeners, if you're looking for that feel good song with lots high pulse energy, than look no further.
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After two long years in the works, the Los Angeles based duo The Midnight is back with their sophomore album, "Endless Summer."
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); For an artist with near-complete anonymity, Trevor Something is able to generate a substantial amount of hype. Between his recent internet activity leading up to the release of Soulless Computer Boy and the Eternal
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); It's hard to believe that it's been over two years since Timecop1983 released Journeys, a true classic of the genre. Since then, the Netherlands native has been busy, releasing a stellar EP and a
"Furi" is an expertly crafted, mostly top-down hack n' slash platform shooter similar in style to Hotline: Miami mashed together with Contra – except it features only a string of epic face burning boss battles.
Waveshaper takes the audience on a magical ride and delivers a solid performance at the "Furi Concert".
You will know within the first 20 seconds of "Gravity", the opening track of Jamatar's Spacesounds is an EP that you will love or skip. It straddles the line between being a heavily chiptune-influenced synthwave album and a heavily synthwave influenced chiptune album.
Code Elektro is back with his sophomore album, “WOLF”. This highly anticipated release is a largely down-tempo, ethereal concept album inspired by cyberpunk style science fiction and the Scandinavian countryside.
A few months ago, while on the phone with T.S., the founder of NRW, I was talking about certain trends in avant-garde styles of pop developing in London, and how it would be interesting to see these aggressively experimental musical choices manifest in