Cosmicity Detroit
Synthpop from the heart - for better or worse.
Cosmicity recommends:
The Majesty of Our Broken Past
by Color Theory
Color Theory moves from synthpop to synthwave on his new release. Be sure to check it out!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Escape Pod For Two”
I have been following VNV and attending their concerts for years. They are an amazing band, so prolific, well travelled, classy, and down to earth. Ronan is such a humble, amazing fellow. I'll never forget his taking a person's cellphone so he could give the person on the other end in hospital a front row experience. But this track, their music, is so moving. Lyrics are so well thought out, and their sound so consistently emotive over the years. Can't say enough good about VNV.
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The debut full-length from noted game composer Megan McDuffee is slick and moody electropop with more than a hint of darkness. Plus vocals!
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All Hope / Runaway
by FLOR DE LUX
A pair of beautifully ghostly songs from this Philly group that set haunting and mysterious melodies amidst drifting rivers of electronics.
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The great Cat Temper does it again! 10 more synthpop bangers with titles like “Growls on Film” and “Electric Pawpurrella.” Instant classic.
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Mining themes of sensuality and sadness, the artist formerly known as Kitty Pryde returns with more lo-fi, snythpop awesomeness.
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