Ltronnika’s highly-anticipated new indie electronic journey brings a stream-of-consciousness melodic progression and delicate, nostalgic tones – Symphonic Dance creatively explores the intricacies and implications of its title, and in the process offers a uniquely structured, instrumentally unpredictable listen.
Synth Wave
Not often does a track achieve a worthy meeting of intentional artistic production and performative prowess. When it happens, the results can be addictively gripping – almost as if the music is pouring through directly from the listener’s own experiences and feelings. Boyhood masters this approach.
Employing clear traits of personality in the synths, tones and structure of each piece, Find The Silence ultimately promises an awakening, deeply peaceful yet provocative journey through imaginative traits and turns.
Tribal rhythms and exotic guitars back up the culturally intertwined warmth of this new collaborative release from Shadrack and Kristian Fabrizio.
Achieving a likable balance between the electro-immersive dream realm and the more intimate singer-songwriter musings of indie pop, True Vacation present an irresistible arena of sound.
The song is powerful, hypnotic as it rains down at volume, and it highlights the very best of the I WANT POETRY sound.
Inspired by equal parts Mac Demarco, Mazzy Star and the natural world at large, creative duo Yukisu recorded the four-track EP New Harm during an ongoing thunderstorm over several days, and the results are beautiful.
Recorded on a TEAC 4-track tape machine back in the eighties, Bad Dream celebrates immersive, purposeful songwriting and production, with a multi-layered and dreamy array of synth-led original songs.
Lighting up their explorative new trilogy BREAK THE MATRIX, an ever-contemplative Moon and Aries release Episode One – three original tracks that naturally invite a sense of thoughtful presence within the moment.
Introducing a highly anticipated new project from one of Canada’s most engaging producers – TAE delivers ten stunning original tracks, and rightfully continues the elevation of the InNeon name.
Cardiff’s long-time legends of synth and songwriting follow up the success of their album with the official single release and remix for This Ain’t Love.
In many ways this project is the movie fan’s dedication to the art form. In many others, it’s an ode to metaphor and the depths of the human experience.