It’s time to tune back into cyberspace and let your thoughts bleed into the infinite ocean of data. Lucy In Disguise’s latest full-length is a bittersweet foray into the nostalgia-drenched textures of retrosynth psychedelia. Whether you're new to the Californian producer's extensive discography or a
Following the breakup of his band, William Ryan Key’s career path as a musical artist has been a particularly surprising one. Whereas many artists burdened by the weight of past successes will feel compelled to remain within their established circle, the former Yellowcard frontman is
Former Yellowcard frontman William Ryan Key has released his third solo EP. Titled ‘Everything Except Desire’, the record further expands on Key’s venture into folk-pop whilst marking a firm step into the world of Folktronica. As teased through the initial single releases, the EP doubles
Former Yellowcard frontman and Twitch Streamer Ryan Key is amping up the hype for a 2022 record drop, dropping a second cut from his upcoming Everything Except Desire EP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03wJo83HtCI Whereas 2021’s ‘Face in a Frame’ reeled us in with its blissful melancholic sounds, ‘Brighton’ keeps us
For those who bloodlust knows no bounds, who prefer the deep tones of scarlet red than the glow of neon lights, we've got you covered this year. Here are our top 10 of this years' sickest, most heaviest tracks from retrowave's most hostile fringes. 10. Occams
It wasn’t any earlier than February 8th that London Dreampunk label Dream Catalogue had announced the end of their 7-year run, effective as of February 23rd. Yet here we are, a mere 5 weeks later, with news that the British label is back in business
Brace yourselves, retroheads, it’s that time of the month again. In yet another unwelcome and unexpected turn of events, February of 2021 will sadly have gone by bearing the mark of a grand musical chapter laid to rest. Electronic music’s masked superheroes will have retired
Bittersweet news has hit the Internet music community these past few weeks. On February 8th London-based Dreampunk epicentre Dream Catalogue announced the end of their activities as a label on February 23rd. As a final sendoff to mark the end of a genre-defining 7-year run, the
Synth enthusiasts looking to seep deeper still into the ever-expanding, seemingly infinite depths of retrofuturistic microgenres, No Problema Tapes just reached through to us with yet another multidimensional portal into sonic bliss. Grid Failure by British artist CRYOSAUNA is comprised of 9 ominous cyberpunk soundscapes