Secret Secret
Defiantly synthpop Secret Secret creates a fresh electro sound based on a foundation of Gary Numan, Xymox and the Human League. With more then a little fascination for the dark Secret Secret's gothic under pinnings are unmistakable.
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Ganymede
Bringing electro-pop back to its roots Ganymede has catchy, melodic, analog-driven songs just as comfortable on internet radio as on the dancefloor.
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Persona
The Persona vision combines a fascination with alternative, techno, and hip-hop creating a fresh synthpop sound.
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Exhibition
Exhibition creates a blend of edgy synthpop meets alternative glam rock, all freshly exhibited with a flair for dystopic reflection.
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B!Machine
A mass of contradictions, woven close to exclusion of the seams. Stark, warm, somber, driven, feeling, empty, and possessed of a beat.Synthesized, and always retaining some manner of melody rendered in English, Japanese, and Mandarin.
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Dreams of the Fall
Dreams of the Fall means a longing for something that has passed and a hope for something to come. The fall represents that time after ascension and the time before renewal. The season itself represents the death of summer and the birth of winter.
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Blind Before Dawn
A darkwave band showing heavy OMD and Clan of Xymox influences with a permanent hard guitar edge feel to the sound.
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Moonlife
Sounding like a mesh of OMD, The Cars, and Roxy Music Moonlife meld a space age pop sound with catchy alterna-pop-rock. You can almost hear the orbiting alien space ships with their internet radio's blasting...
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See Colin Slash
SCS are trying in earnest to put some fun back into industrial music, a genre that seems to have started taking itself a bit too seriously somewhere along the line.
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The Shadow Cabinet
With a sound based on design of solid rhythm and art creating driving yet melodic bass sounds are complimented with a jarring almost urgent guitar approach such that it seems it could almost implode from sheer momentum.
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Licorice
Dark classical and intense electronic music, Julian Tulip's Licorice combines passionate vocals, heavy beats and emmersive spoken weird.
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Son of Rust
Euro-Dance sugarcoats an industrial edge. Hard breakbeats and sharp Acid lines pelt desperate vocals about unrequited love and social decay.
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