Track of the Week: Down But Not Out // Bones In Butter
Regularly featured on Nexus Music Blog, we are no strangers to the unique sound of Bones In Butter, and we
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synth pop
Track Review: High Go Down // Joshua Martin
Using a combination of physical instruments, computer instruments and stock sounds, singer-songwriter Joshua Martin brings unique music to the masses.
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Track Review: SOMETHING // Wotts
Hailing from Ottawa, Canada, indie-pop duo Wotts is building a unique sound lying somewhere between indie-pop and synth-pop. Already following
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Track Review: What I Mean To You // RYAL
Influenced by the likes of Tame Impala, Thom Yorke and Bonobo, RYAL embraces their listeners with flowing soundscapes and intimate
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Track Review: Get Along So Well // Will Moore
With several years in the music industry touring across the USA with different bands, singer-songwriter Will Moore is no newbie
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Track Review: NO TAKE BACKS // Wotts
Innovative and eclectic, Canada-based duo Wotts is labelled as an electropop band, but when you listen to their music there
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Track Review: Only You // Candy Riot
Influenced by the likes of The Eurythmics and Depeche Mode, US-based Candy Riot offers an ethereal synth-based pop sound. Drawing
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Track of the Week: Tacoma Narrows // Point Lobo
Described by Crosby Stewart of InTune Music as “sounding like a chance encounter between Thundercat and Tame Impala…”, Point Lobo
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Track Review: Let’s All Pretend // Miami Snow
Bringing together elements of synth-pop and post-punk, UK-based Miami Snow has a unique sound. Quite mellow but at the same
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Track Review: Promenade // LearningToDive
Merging elements of dream-pop, post-punk and bedroom-pop, LearningToDive layers synth upon synth in his, well, synth-y music. The brainchild of
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