Two years after dropping the classic score to the Masebrothers' Cyborg Deadly Machine, French producer Fixions has struck back with a merciless onslaught of Darksynth ripped straight from the deepest depths of hell. Requiem for the Serpents World is a brutal endaveour bearing the mark
John Jagos aka Brothertiger has gathered all 4 instalments of the Fundamentals albums into an anthology. Born from popular demand, the Fundamentals compilations were composed during the Covid-19 lockdown and is comprised of improvisational songs from Jagos’ livestreams. Majestic, vibrant and larger than life, every
London Synthwave artist 80s Stallone has returned for yet another round of pure synthstalgia. Released last Friday, Engaged comes as a direct successor to his classic debut Hotline, released a full 10 years ago. Retro to the core, 80s Sly has gone out of his
Something chill this way comes. UK artist Euan Ellis is marking his return with a brand new record. Infinity compiles tracks of synth-based bliss to bask your senses. Cruising along the desertscapes of a distant galaxy where summer reigns eternal, your senses will pulsate to
Bohemian Synthwave producer Michal Trávníček is back with some cosmic synth vibes to keep your senses in orbit. A mere half-year since his debut АЛКОНАВТ (ａｌｃｏｎａｕｔ), Клет has returned with a second batch of deep-space sound transmissions that will have you vibing like a 1970s’
A mere year after Smile for the Camera, New York producer Omar Rana aka Eagle Eyed Tiger is back with an ambitious new title to daze and amaze you. More than a mere 4th full-length installment in the Eagle Eyed Tiger saga, Untether, Unravel is
Need an extension on your summer break? London’s Duett has got you covered with their new record ‘Leisure’, an effervescent output of good vibes delivered with a vapory veneer. On what may be his most accomplished record to date, Ben Macklin delivers a funky, chilled
Here we are with another album review, mxn and womxn of the synth world. Siamese Youth released an album full of juxtaposed feelings, retro-futuristic funk, and delicious notes that send us back through the time warp, once again. It’s an honor to have been selected
This month of March will have been a seemingly quiet one to many casual listeners and fans of bandcamp electronic music. Whilst many patiently await the imminent release of Perturbator’s enigmatic new album, the retrowave found itself in a near-dormant state this month, as though
I can’t describe the sheer excitement I felt when I saw W O L F C L U B’s album announcement for Just Drive Pt. 1! Imagine my luck when I was assigned to review it and contextualize its incredible theme of everything heartbreak, sunsets,
With the resurgence of eighties pop-culture having marked a fair share of the last decade, the Retrowave community has come to expand and thrive as a fully-fledged postmodernist subculture. Bonded by a devotion to the idyllic neon era of action heroes and brick-sized mobile phones,
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