Synth Pop
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The acclaimed psychedelic music project of Australia-born Kevin Parker fully embraces his dance and electronica influence – for better or for worse.
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Over twenty years after their acclaimed debut, the Canadian stadium firebrand limps and drags with their dance-ward trajectory.
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Through the masterful use of synths, the Scottish sophisti-pop savants made their magnum opus synonymous both with the night and with love.
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Credit where it’s due, the post-Britpop global phenomenon remains as wholehearted as ever even if their world peace-vibe dulls too often.
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Porter Robinson’s third studio album might as well be the one about his fandom, to his fandom, for his fandom. A brilliant internet opus.
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The stalwart American duo have concocted quite a fable on love, death, and maturing with pure psychedelia.
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The Quebec band offers a kind of ‘derivative’ synth-rock that quietly grows on you even if it might not set forth new boundaries.
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It’s not much, but it’s a lovely indietronic tale of how it’s important to be true to ourselves and follow our dreams. (4/5)
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