Tag: electro pop

Electro pop artist, Tying Tiffany has been on the covers of magazines and strutted (and sashayed, too?) on catwalks in her native Italy, and she’s won over audiences with her dark, atmospheric music – in […]

The Knife’s “A Tooth For An Eye” managed to remind me quite a bit of this song – Peter Gabriel’s “Shock the Monkey,” off Security. Much like the video for “A Tooth For An Eye,” “Shock […]

Swedish electro pop act, the Knife will be releasing, Shaking the Habitual, the act’s first (and much anticipated) album in a couple of years through Mute Records on April 9th. And the album will reportedly be […]

Although now based in New York, electro pop quartet Haerts has members who originally hailed from Germany, the UK and the US. The band’s first single, “Wings” was produced by Jean-Philip Grobler, a.k.a. St. Lucia. […]

Last year, St. Lucia released two EPs, Closer Than This and September which wound up on this site’s Honorable Mention List for 2012. But perhaps more important for me (and perhaps for you as well, reader) is that St. […]

Russ Manning was formerly a bassist with Twin Shadow and last year, under the moniker Rush Midnight, he released an impressive debut  EP through Cascine Records, +1 which was heavily influenced by the slick, seductive synth pop […]

The Dallas, TX-based act Ishi has developed a reputation for a brand of dance rock that will remind listeners of acts like Cut Copy, the Rapture and others. “Mother Prism” is the latest single from […]

Canadian electro pop trio Dragonette will be touring with Major Lazer next week, and to celebrate the occasion they released the Sunshine Jones remix of Bodyparts album opener of “Run Run Run.” The remix starts off with […]

Charli XCX remixed “Wanderlust” off Polly Scattergood’s forthcoming sophomore effort, Arrows, which will see a June 17th release through Mute Records. Much of the new album was written as Scattergood was spending time between Norfolk, UK […]

VYIE at Piano’s 2/14/13

I was at Piano’s when I caught electronic act VYIE perform the material off their impressive debut effort, Nightingale – an album which will see a February 19th release through Post Echo Records. I was there and […]

Justin Sweatt performs under the Buffy the Vampire Slayer-inspired moniker Xander Harris, and his sound owes a debt to early industrial music, horror movie soundtracks, Italian disco, techno, and 90s television. “Night Fortress” is his forthcoming […]

The Australian quartet Gold Fields debut effort, Black Sun has been getting a lot of attention lately – Billboard, MTV and others have named them a band to watch, and they’ll be making appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live on February […]

Filmmaker Dima Dubson, the filmmaker behind the Adam Green documentary How to Act Bad shot this voyeuristic, impromptu live footage of Reputante’s “Lock Me Up.” Dubson captured the band’s lead singer in in a super tight frame […]