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The latest edition of The List features releases from Vehlinggo stalwarts Fawn, Bunny X, NINA & Radio Wolf, and Miami Nights 1984, who are all giving us quality art to help us navigate our wild world.

“I think we shared the same brain on this project.”

While I’m still curating a score/soundtrack version of The List, I decided to go ahead and share an edition with artists I’ve never covered before.

I have a quick three-fer edition of The List for you dear readers today.

Four years ago Michael Oakley, a certified titan of synthwave, wrote in these very pages about the scourge of “copywave,” a somewhat self-explanatory term used to describe knockoff artists mimicking the sound and even visual aesthetic of more popular musi…

Berlin-based synthwave power couple NINA and Radio Wolf are back with an absolutely stunning new, guitar-driven single.

Just in time for NYC-based Bunny X to drop “Night Moves,” a hot new single from their upcoming album, Love on a High Floor, the duo of Abigail Gordon and Jenny Bates have had a fruitful exchange with Vehlinggo.

Missions, that Holodeck project from Lou Rebecca collaborator and synth maestro Josh Mills, has graced these pages a few times.

It’s been a fruitful week for synthwave fans who love well-crafted pop songs from talented Scots fowk.

I’ve put together a slightly-but-not-really eclectic edition of The List today.

It’s been a while since I’ve updated you, fair readers, on the latest musical releases of former Chromatics members Ruth Radelet, Adam Miller, and Nat Walker.

NYC-based post-punk outfit London Plane is known around these parts for their powerful live shows and skilled songwriting.

If you’ve been reading this site over the years, you’ll know that I have a deep respect for the artistry and person of Anoraak (AKA Frédéric Rivière), one of the founding members of the Nantes, France-based Valerie Collective who has gone on to become a s…

One of the reasons why I’ve hitched my wagon to Hayley Stewart’s Mecha Maiko project over the past eight or nine years is that the Toronto-based artist makes inherently human electronic music that never bores, never sounds rote or paint-by-numbers, and al…

This is the fourth time I’ve had to recreate this post, so hopefully it functions normally for you (and me).

Sometimes I’ll think back to a certain part of 2013, the last time Montreal-based Le Matos released a studio album, their debut Join Us.

The latest edition of The List maintains my interest in recommending some variety.

The sunlight pours in on Jeff Schroeder in his meticulously organized Los Angeles home, as we talk about the current and future chapters in the life of the former longtime guitarist for The Smashing Pumpkins.

Today’s edition of The List is a rich tapestry of emotion and sonics.

The List is loaded with a blast of sonic bliss today.