Manchester synthwave artist Richard Evans releases debut ‘Sentinel’ LP and shares ‘Made of Stars’ video “A beautiful performance” ~ The Guardian “While new wave has been around for quite some time, Richard Evans cleverly summons all the best elements of the genre, tastefully packaging them with thoughtful lyrics in a way that is completely fresh and…
Irish electronic duo Telefis (Cathal Coughlan & Jacknife Lee) preview ‘Ballytransnational’ ahead of releasing debut ‘a hAon’ LP. Following the release of the ‘Falun Gong Dancer EP’ with legendary post-punk bass maestro Jah Wobble (Public Image Limited, Invaders Of The Heart), electronic duo Telefís are gearing up for their debut album ‘a hAon’ (Number One), a…
London indietronica artist Rodney Cromwell releases ‘Opus Three’ single with lush dark B-side “One of the most infectious numbers of this young year… bewitchingly brilliant… one of the most inventive and idiosyncratic musicians out there” ~ STEREO EMBERS MAGAZINE “Rodney Cromwell’s music belongs to the future” ~ NME “Cool-flowing retro synth delight” ~ THE SPILL MAGAZINE “Yanking…
Manchester’s Richard Evans goes deep on technogenic disaster on ‘Black Rain’. Forthcoming debut ‘Sentinel’ album explores humanity on the edge. “A beautiful performance” ~ The Guardian “Richard Evans’ music is commendable, not only for its allure and catchiness (with elements of Rational Youth, Pet Shop Boys and Jean-Michel Jarre), but also for taking on such topical subject…
London synthpop artist Rodney Cromwell ‘Memory Box’ maxi-single is out November 17. Features remixes by MOOD TAEG (Düsseldorf / Shanghai) & UK synthwavers AUW “Rodney Cromwell’s music belongs to the future” ~NME “This music is based on our common human experience, with all its joys, quirks and misgivings. A brilliant track – thank you Rodney Cromwell….
Telefís (Cathal Coughlan and Jacknife Lee) announce ‘a hAon’ LP, share ‘Mister Imperator (Dub Mix)’ “This is actually a dancepop monster, channelling ‘Stop Making Sense’-era Talking Heads with acute contemporary social commentary” ~ Is This Music? “The first offerings from these Irish music legends sounds as stunning as the best of Talking Heads and LCD…
“Rodney Cromwell’s music belongs to the future” ~NME “Yanking the mundane into the sublime. Its sweeping synths transverse a sonic landscape bridging an ancient sentiment and an almost folk instrumentation with pure hertz tone glory” ~ POST-PUNK.COM “His new lo-fi disco laments are joyfully simple and painfully funny” ~ HUFFINGTON POST “Makes a delightful lo-fi…
