The Sweeps
from soundcloud:
1000% Disco Dynamite, strictly electronic, yet humane and warm at heart, The Sweeps are easily as synthetic - and sweet - as their spaced out synth pop from Hamburg. The trio around dulcet-toned singer Kristina Brodowski and keyboardists Christoph Duwe & Niels Wesner continues to pursue the perfect pop song with a gentle nod to 1980s greats, analogue synths
The Sweeps’ formidable Italo Disco Electro Pop song „Carless“ combines sweet melodies with laid-back vocals meandering smoothly between Electro Pop, Italo Disco and pure synthesizer nostalgia.
Now buckle up and check this out! A Copycat, Dim Zach, The Irregular Disco Workers, Elektromekanik, The Disco Doubles & The Note V deliver you a pure & heavenly disco dynamite inferno that leaves nothing open to ask for.
For the disco connoisseurs and everyone who wants to indulge himself into a good old nostalgic disco bliss deluxe, this is the release of the season.
1000% Disco Dynamite, strictly electronic, yet humane and warm at heart, The Sweeps are easily as synthetic - and sweet - as their spaced out synth pop from Hamburg. The trio around dulcet-toned singer Kristina Brodowski and keyboardists Christoph Duwe & Niels Wesner continues to pursue the perfect pop song with a gentle nod to 1980s greats, analogue synths
The Sweeps’ formidable Italo Disco Electro Pop song „Carless“ combines sweet melodies with laid-back vocals meandering smoothly between Electro Pop, Italo Disco and pure synthesizer nostalgia.
Now buckle up and check this out! A Copycat, Dim Zach, The Irregular Disco Workers, Elektromekanik, The Disco Doubles & The Note V deliver you a pure & heavenly disco dynamite inferno that leaves nothing open to ask for.
For the disco connoisseurs and everyone who wants to indulge himself into a good old nostalgic disco bliss deluxe, this is the release of the season.
FUTURE9192
from bandcamp:
FUTURE9192 offer the hysteria of rave culture in it’s rawest form, taking us from violently distorted 303s and uplifting pads in „Plutronick", industrial soundscapes and pulsating synths in „House Of Snax", to "Rhythm Of Slime"’s raging ebm-chords and stomping kicks, only to close with the epic "Murder Someone", a hypnotic, bell-driven monster utilizing a droning „amen"-break as percussion.
A force to reckon with!
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