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
Joy to the world, the time has once again come for our year-end lists. Once again, the past year has seen some incredible music videos honouring the merits of indie filmmaking, pushing the boundaries of the medium and breathing new life into retro-futuristic nostalgia. 10. Dynatron –
Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our daily feed of retrowave news to bring you a special bulletin from NewRetrowave Radio News. At twenty minutes before eight, central time, Professor Lacombe of the Paris Observatory reports observing several explosions of incandescent gas, occurring at regular intervals
10. Sellorekt/LA Dreams - Shadow Voices by Sellorekt/LA Dreams 9. Carbon Killer - Carbon Inc by Jay Jackson 8. Lucy In Disguise - Unknown Frequency by Fvckrender 7. Mitch Murder - Hardwired by Junkboy 6. Deadlife - Variation on the Resolve by SKEOR 5. DJ Ten - Trinity by Fab Ciraolo 4. Astral Tales - Seafari By Magdalena
From Hollywood Burns comes "Invaders," an innovative new experimental darksynth album that bleeds elements of avant garde, death metal, synthwave and even orchestral influences. With track titles like "Scherzo No. 5 in Death Minor," and "Carnal Encounters of the Third Kind," I was hoping this
"Violence Suppressor" is a filthy new single from Irving Force - coming locked an loaded to and ready to blow your mind! Most retro synth music you hear that brings influence from metal comes in the hair variety - but here instead "Violence Suppressor" shows