Ultranoire a German/Hungarian duo are growing in popularity in the Hungarian and foreign dark underground scene. Are due to release their long awaited second album Intronaut in January 2017 following success with their debut album Disclosure. Ultranoire approaches vintage synthpop from its darker side (somewhere in between, Kraftwerk and early Depeche Mode) combining sensual baritone vocals with some gloomy, cold mid tempo electronic sounds. The new album Intronaut is an ambitious mid tempo synthesis with a little deeper tone than their previous one. The lyrics are characterised by easily opening metaphores and pictures. Josef Stapel the bands singer/songwritrer calls these songs as a journey into the private cosmos. A dying internal entropic universe of an “Intronaut” being a person suffering from anxious depression caused by personal life crisis’. The sound was consciously designed to invoke the synth wave mood of the 80s and 90s. Intronaut contains 9 songs and 2 instrumental tracks. It will be available from January 2017 as a CD format and digital download released by ScentAir Records.

Radiomun have something new to offer you this November. This is the first brand new song to be released since “Radiomun Season - The Remix 2015” and it's called “I Believe You, Not Today”! So familiar and recognizable Radiomun sound now brings more rhythm to your audio system. Two guys once again make this world move and dig this reality's boarders!

The roots of this album are firmly set in the tradition of the 80s heady Electronic era, reminiscent of such innovators as OMD, Gary Numan, Jean Michel Jarre and The Human League. By incorporating modern day grooves the duo have created their own unique style of synthpop with rich atmospheric sound structures, enchanting melodies and vibrant dance beats which meet emotional and timeless lyrics. Whether on the club dance floor or a romantic evening at home “REFLECTIONS” is the album for all ages of lovers of synthpop!

Sputnik 1 — the first artificial Earth satellite, the Soviet spacecraft launched into an orbit on October 4, 1957. In honor of this date we present to you a maxi single of the band WANT/ed from album Fringe!

New age electronic, huge dance pop and lush synthetic ballads Kasper Hate find new expression of their music with their 3rd studio album in collaboration with ScentAir Records. The 13 songs pair classic songwriting with inventive beats and instrumentals. The tone switches dramatically between dynamic contemporary electro grooves, singalong pop and lush synthetic ballads, while veering emotionally between introspective vulnerability and fist-pumping fury. In some ways “A Hunter Must Hunt” carries the most of Kasper Hate’s personality and it looks like they’re in the game now.