Tag: synth

Ronnie Martin (Joy Electric, Brothers Martin, Dance House Children) just dropped his 2nd single titled “Snow Like Wool” which you can take a listen to right here (or below). Pick up a CD Deluxe Version of the song along with 2 bonus tracks right here from VBM. The new full length album will be out sometime in 2022 via Velvet Blue Music.… Continued →

My song for the day is from a newer indie-pop artist by the name of Teddy At Night. Teddy (Boldt) played drums for bands like Wavorly, Family Force 5, and more recently For King & Country, as well as many others. On his first solo endeavor as singer/songwriter, his songs take on more of a pop sheen, sprinkled with a heavy dose of 80’s like synth driven new wave. These are songs for the broken-hearted, the lovers, and the seekers.… Continued →

Another great example of early Christian punk/post-punk/new wave from the UK is Writz. They released one album in 1979 that would rival anything from the early CBGB’s scene, or even the stuff coming out of London or Manchester at the time. The band would later morph into the alter-egos of Techno Twins, The Techno Orchestra and the Technos, all of which pursued a sophisticated synth-pop sound. For my money though, Writz is where it’s at. Check out “Night Nurse” here.… Continued →

Eleventyseven in all their synth-pop glory have released a new music video for the track “Inside Out” which you can view below. The new album “Rad Science” is now available wherever you purchase fine music.… Continued →

Jerry Fee has released a lyric video for the track “Mystery”. Check it out below. His music can be described as “lush, synth-pop and new wave sounds of his childhood.” His new EP will be released soon.… Continued →

The Jellyrox have released another song titled “Fade to Fiction” off their “Embellish EP” which is now available. Check out the song below.… Continued →

Crazy Crazy Awesome Awesome has a new music video out for the song “Close To You”. Watch it below. [Thanks Chris]… Continued →

Check out the new music video from Satellites & Sirens for their song “So Many Things To Say”, below.… Continued →

Do you like pop punk? How about tons of dancy and fun synthesizers? How do you feel about of lots horns? Well, what if I told you there was a band who offered all of that in one, interesting and unique package.