Music and film articles from Indianapolis
Reza Safinia Yang Music + Texture Links: Official Site | Facebook Living my life as a Libra, I am hypersensitive to the concept of balance. It’s what drives me—that sense of stability in nature and the balance in life. Ying and Yang is something I find appealing. Reza Safinia thought … Read More ›
Zenith Volt and his debut album, Timekeeper, sends this Hawaiian musician into a spiral of synthwave discovery with a deep admiration of eternalism. For him, now’s the time. Link: Timekeeper on Bandcamp Somewhere caught between space and time lies the music of Zenith Volt. The Hawaian synthwave artist looks beyond the … Read More ›
With VLLNS, Dreamhour has made an exciting Synthwave soundtrack to the movie of his mind, and a firm foundation into the current electronic music scene in India Debo Sanyal—better known in the Synthwave world as Dreamhour—is doing amazing things in the Indian electronic underground. Through his heritage and love for … Read More ›
A fan of both science fiction and horror, Steve Greene has been a major player in the synth movement. Slowing down is not in his vocabulary Steve Greene is one of the major players in the accomplished synth band Voyag3r, releasing some of the most significant synth soundtracks of our … Read More ›
On the heels of Cremator’s album Alpha Ralpha Boulevard, we talk with Matt Thompson about his synth-fueled songs Cremator is a band you may not know about, but a band you certainly should get to know. Matt Thompson is the brainchild behind the synth-fueled epic songs. His music is an … Read More ›
A member of Zombi, A.E. Paterra expands his synth sounds with Majeure Listening to Majeure, it conjures up the wondrous ghosts of ’70s ambient composers and ’80s analog soundtracks. Lesser known as A.E. Paterra and more prominently known as one half the duo Zombi, Paterra has made a name for … Read More ›