Synth

Rey Pila – "Alexander/Lady in Red"

Mexico City synth-rock band Rey Pila (recently signed to Julian Casablancas’ label Cult Records) debuted their new double-sided single “Alexander/Lady in Red” yesterday – and we feel like we’ve time-traveled…

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Elika – "Moving Faster" [Premiere]

Mellow, enriching and progressive; three terms that can be used to describe the new single from Brooklyn’s Elika. With the wide array of shoegaze and electronic music that is budding…

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The Chain Gang Of 1974 – "Sleepwalking"

Within three days of the September release of “Grand Theft Auto 5,” Rockstar had already grossed $1 billion in sales, selling 11.21 million games and the number expanding rapidly. 11.21…

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Wolf Saga – "Young Folks" (Feat Lemon.) (Cover)

Counterbalancing the Peter Bjorn and John original Wolf Saga has his own interpretation of "Young Folks" that features an electronic synth-heavy backing to boost the classic into another dimension. The Canadian…

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Jimmy Tait – "Eyes" [Premiere]

You might think Jimmy Tait is a male. Or maybe a male-fronted band. But rather, the Australian quintet can credit its name to front-woman Sarah Retallick's late grandfather. And appropriately,…

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Danny Brown – "25 Bucks" (Feat. Purity Ring)

Danny's raspy vocals and clever, generally sleazy lyrical content make for overwhelmingly satisfying rap, where while some may consider his older stuff disposable he seems to be on a mission to…

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Young Summer – "Waves That Rolled You Under" (backstroke Remix)

You heard it hear first: it might technically be Fall, but our ears are going to be tuned into DC songstress Young Summer year-round. Born Bobbie Allen, this fierce female…

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Phantogram – "Celebrating Nothing"

Following the release of the stellar, back to basics track "Black Out Days" earlier this month Phantogram have dropped another treat for their music enthusiasts everywhere in "Celebrating Nothing". Premiered…

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Magic Man – "Waves"

Hot off their new EP You Are Here (released September 10), Boston electro-pop band Magic Man is crashing upon us and pulling us willingly undertow with their standout track “Waves.” It…

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Bear's Den – "Sahara"

We developed a huge crush on London-based trio Bear’s Den earlier this year when they released their EP Agape. But the newest track off their forthcoming EP Without/Within is proof that…

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Phantogram – "Black Out Days"

As if they were never fully out of the game, one of the original electronic male to female vocal duos are back when a style that they helped shape has…

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BANKS – "This Is What It Feels Like" (Prod. Lil Silva & Jamie Woon)

Ever since BANKS' song “Waiting Game,” it’s been just that… a waiting game for her next big play. Well the wait is over, and we present to you the best…

Rey Pila – "Alexander/Lady in Red"

Elika – "Moving Faster" [Premiere]

The Chain Gang Of 1974 – "Sleepwalking"

Wolf Saga – "Young Folks" (Feat Lemon.) (Cover)

Jimmy Tait – "Eyes" [Premiere]

Danny Brown – "25 Bucks" (Feat. Purity Ring)

Young Summer – "Waves That Rolled You Under" (backstroke Remix)

Phantogram – "Celebrating Nothing"

Magic Man – "Waves"

Bear's Den – "Sahara"

Phantogram – "Black Out Days"

BANKS – "This Is What It Feels Like" (Prod. Lil Silva & Jamie Woon)

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