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Mayah Camara and 20 Years of Synthwave
Mayah Camara's Dreamlover invites listeners to rediscover the dialogue between soul, memory and the evolving world of Retrowave ...
The Langoliers: A Rift in Time
An ordinary flight becomes a temporal mystery in this science-fiction miniseries, where passengers vanish without explanation and the survivors are forced to confront a distorted reality ...
Radar Orbital — MAY: Synthwave & Electronic Reviews
This edition features: Mariya Takeuchi, Undersaken, Jessie Frye, Yui Rocha & Nyume, GUNSHIP, Metric, and Boards of Canada ...
Madeline Goldstein — Speaking To The Body (2026) | Review
Darkwave, synthpop and existential fragmentation: Speaking To The Body is the place where voice, body and consciousness drift through analog textures and reverberating space ...
From Funk to Neon: When Black Music Enters the Machine
A journey through the electronic transformation of Black music in the early 1980s. From disco and funk to electro grooves, this playlist follows the evolution of synth-driven R&B before cyberpunk and retrowave ...
Does Cyberpunk Music Exist?
Cyberpunk music may not be a genre — but it increasingly feels like the soundtrack of the real world ...
Radar Orbital — APRIL: Synthwave & Electronic Reviews
This edition features: Depeche Mode, Madeline Goldstein, Soft Cell, Bananarama e Mayah Camara / JJ Mist ...
Carpenter Brut — Leather Temple (2026) | Review
Leather Temple turns Carpenter Brut’s sound into a field of tension and immersion — a cyberpunk experience where music behaves like a game ...
Hong Kong Before Cyberpunk: The Real City Behind Blade Runner
Blade Runner defined cyberpunk and neon-noir aesthetics. But in the same year, another film captured the real city behind that vision. Forced Vengeance, starring Chuck Norris, reveals that origin ...
Sjellos — Dyer Expedition (2026), a Dark Ambient Soundtrack | Review
In the ice of a Lovecraftian Antarctica, there is no rhythm — only presence and tension, moving through the fog… In Dyer Expedition, producer Sjellos transforms a game soundtrack into a dense, immersive dark ambient experience ...
Radar Orbital — MARCH: Synthwave & Electronic Reviews
This edition features: FM Attack & Betamaxx, Giga Papaskiri, Mitch Murder, Eduardo Rush, Theo Vandenhoff and Out Runner ...
[Visual Essays] Trail of Destruction: Kim Wilde in a Digital Dystopia
Blending modern synthpop with synthwave aesthetics, Kim Wilde’s video layers protest and digital signals across Gen Z and Alpha audiences. Here, a visual essay on technology, pop culture and the trail of destruction shaping contemporary life ...
