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The 1980s Sound Explosion: How Synths Took Over Pop and Rock
Synths changed the music game in the 1980s, and the electronic instrument's legacy is still felt in pop music today.
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"It was the machine that made electronic music accessible": The 5 vintage synths that gave us synth-pop
It's time to travel back to the 1970s and pick the famous five synths that not only shaped that decade in music, but also ...
Tears For Fears’ 'Songs for a Nervous Planet' will assuage any doubt about the power of their pop
Tears for Fears might be best known for the synth pop sounds of the ‘80s, but their latest album shows that their songwriting ...
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Noise Pop Unveils Lineup for 2025 Festival
Organizers of the annual Noise Pop Festival have announced the initial Phase I lineup for the 2025 10-day event. From ...
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Tacoma synth-pop singer Shannon Curtis to bring ‘80s hits to the Chameleon
The journey of Shannon Curtis’ music career has been a winding road with many stops along the way to her current destination of synth-pop and the Chameleon on Friday. Curtis, whether with a band ...
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Pet Shop Boys star Neil Tennant slams current popular music as 'narcissistic and processed' as he throws shade at Oasis and Taylor Swift and insists 1980s were 'the …
On Sunday night, the English singer, 70, and his bandmate Chris Lowe, 65, were honoured with the inaugural Pop Pioneers Award ...
KMFDM's Lucia Cifarelli releases 'No God Here' — a brilliant modern post-punk, synth-pop dreamscape
Front woman for the iconic industrial rock band, KMFDM, Lucia Cifarelli, releases her third solo effort, 'No God Here.’ Here is a full review and interview — a Goldmine exclusive.