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Pet Shop Boys’ Hotspot, their fourteenth studio album, finds Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe returning with a set of sleek, synt…

Metronomy’s Metronomy Forever is a playful mix of synth-pop, indie rock, and ambient interludes that feels like flipping thr…

Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist Erik Hall has long moved between projects and roles, from playing drums in NOMO to engin…

I was unfamiliar with the Norwegian band Ulver during their early, dark metal years. I first discovered them with their elev…

Music Complete marked New Order’s return to full-length albums after a ten-year break, and their first without founding bass…

A decade into their career, Shout Out Louds have become one of Sweden’s most prominent indie exports. Formed in Stockholm in…

Back in 2009, I often frequented My Space's Transmissions. Transmissions was a great series of studio sessions by variou…

Anthony Gonzalez, the French wonder-musician behind M83, has been dazzling with his electro-shoegazing music for a decade no…

Back in 2003, The Rapture, released their dance-punk debut album Echoes to great critical press. I remember the album well, …

On the chill side of an ambient 80's electronic, synth-pop sound lies Washed Out. Born in 1983, Ernest Greene would have…

British synth-pop band Metronomy has evolved nicely over three albums and musically takes a great step forward on The Englis…