ley lines – apparent alignments of landmarks, religious sites, and man-made structures with the pseudoscientific belief that these apparent lines are not accidental speculates and that they are straight navigable paths that have spiritual significance. If that doesn’t accurately describe… Continue Reading
It’s a good thing that Brooklyn sad-pop trio, EXNATIONS, have a song on their new EP titled “John Hughes Movie Soundtrack” because one listen to their shimmering eighties-inspired synthpop and you’ll literally feel like you’re standing next to Molly Ringwald… Continue Reading
Just when you thought Fleurie couldn’t be any more fairy-like, she goes and unleashes a video like this! Not only is the Nashville singer/songwriter our favorite indie-pop fairy, but now we can add space goddess to our list! It’s been… Continue Reading
Just one listen to Panic Division and you’ll be transported to a neon pink-colored cloud of eighties vibes for days. Not mad. The moniker of San Antonio musician Colton Holliday, Panic Division’s newest offering, Touch, is best described as a… Continue Reading
RIYL: Halsey, Transviolet, Bishop Briggs Canadian-born alt-pop artist, margø, captured the attention of the blogosphere with her debut track, “In Between,” back in March and we are happy to share that the girl is back again with new track, “Game… Continue Reading
Nothing about singer/songwriter, TAVIA, is what you’d call a “conventional pop artist” and she wouldn’t have it any other way. One listen to her chilling new track, “A Walk In The Madness,” which we are excited to premiere here on… Continue Reading
We think it’s safe to say that flor is just the gift that keeps on giving! The wait for album two has been excruciating, but it seems that we’re getting closer now to a release date and with new track… Continue Reading
We see them everywhere – from highways to bus stops to ads in magazines and online. Wherever we go, there’s almost always a billboard trying to sell us something society has told us we need; that we must fix our… Continue Reading
Los Angeles-based emo synthpop band, The Sometimes Island – comprised of Matt Blankenship Jr., Luke Bishop, Nick Lopiano, and Bryan Mears – are chock full of eighties vibes for days! Just in time for all of those summer playlists, the… Continue Reading
So-Cal’s The Millennial Club first dazzled us last year with their synth-soaked, eighties-inspired tracks “Give It Up” and “Santa Barbara.” It’s been a long wait, but the band has finally unleashed their debut EP, She’s So Insane, this week and… Continue Reading