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Another yearning, whirring, '80s-tinged banger from Allison Goldfarb + Jackson MacIntosh aka Paycheque, another sick video...

LA-based duo Allison Goldfarb + Jackson MacIntosh -- aka Paycheque -- follow up their 2023 debut single with another elegant and timeless late night synth-pop gem...

We're psyched to bring you the alluring first transmission from new LA-based synth-pop duo Paycheque...

We're resigned to the fact that we're not going to be experiencing the majestic, towering presence of Ellie Linden and her band Das Body in person anytime soon, but here's the next best thing...

Our favorite Norwegians Das Body announce the release of their highly anticipated, Jorge Elbrecht-produced debut album Peregrine, coming November 20th...

Oslo's Das Body level up on their cathartic new single, officially dropping tomorrow on Luminelle. Das Body hooked up with the great Jorge Elbrecht on this one -- Elbrecht will also co-produce the band's debut LP, coming in early 2020 -- and that inspired collab is proving to be a magical one so far, as "Against the Glass" comes pretty damn close to capturing Ellie Linden and her band's

Produced by Sky Ferreira + Dean Hurley with co-production by Jorge Elbrecht, and taken from Sky's new LP Masochism, coming later this year:

We've been massive fans of everything Tamaryn has done for the past decade plus (she was also on the lineup for what remains the coolest show we've ever done), so it's a huge honor to have her take over the site on release day for her most powerful and emotionally resonant album to date, Dreaming the Dark, a shimmering, soaring synth-pop odyssey that warrants every single Tears for Fears and Kate

The prolific Jorge Elbrecht unveils the title track from his ambitious new conceptual record Here Lies, created over what a press release calls a "10-year period of deterioration" in which Elbrecht suffered some kind of break with reality and spiraled into a deep depression, ultimately transforming into "an atrophied chassis, meandering from one foggy idea to the next, unable to foc

Tamaryn continues her subtle but striking evolution into ethereal dance-pop goddess/badass on "Cranekiss", the shimmering, sky-scraping title track from her forthcoming LP, an immediately familiar jam that would have held its own in on MTV in 1986 alongside the Cure, Cocteau Twins, Madonna, Depeche Mode, and other immortal pop heroes of the time...