synthwave

Kalax’s *Resurface* isn’t a debut—it’s a return. His second full-length album since 2024’s *Lost*, it blends heartfelt vocals, cinematic synths, and sax-driven shimmer. Released early for loyal fans, it proves Lee Blanshard’s songwriting still leads the synthwave scene.

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Velvet Velour’s *Rococo EP* is a decadent dive into synth-drenched noir—where darkwave meets cabaret and postpunk pulses under velvet fog. Each track is a cinematic fever dream, haunting and hypnotic. This isn’t just sound design—it’s seduction in stereo.

After battling life realities, business models, and technology, we return with a new episode of our music podcast featuring new submissions and you can now stream the show here. While you can go to Soundcloud to stream the show, we've also embedded it here. [soundcloud url="https:

If I were to ever strangle a entire family other than my own, it would be the family upstairs. For hours and hours out of any given day, they let their kids stomp, run and drag heavy objects across the floor despite my many, many pleas to stop. Fairly recently

Retro Promenade is one of my go to labels for two reasons: one is because they're awesome and two, because they're local. This label does it again with another release, this one is a small collection of mind-numbing remixes from well-known synthwave heavy-hitters who have the