All posts tagged: new wave

Oh Baby Interview

Oh Baby is the duo consisting of distant cousins Rick Hornby and Jen Devereux. Based between London and Manchester, their sound is inspired by 70s and 80s synth-pop, new wave, disco, German electronica and more, yet blended in an alchemic way, fostering something that is quite distinct and interestingly unique to them.

ColoRising Interview with Oh Baby

Oh Baby is the duo consisting of distant cousins Rick Hornby and Jen Devereux. Based between London and Manchester, their sound is inspired by 70s and 80s synth-pop, post-punk, disco, avant electronica and more, yet blended in an alchemic way, fostering something that is quite distinct and interestingly unique to them.

N0V3L Announces Debut LP ‘NON-FICTION’

N0V3L's 2019 self-titled EP was high on our list of releases that year. Now the Canadian band have announced news regarding their forthcoming debut album 'NON-FICTION'. Landing May 28th, the 11-track record will span the sounds of post-punk, garage rock, new wave and even funk. Sonically the new LP will also be darker than the band's past work.

Check Out Danica Dares’ Latest Single ‘Paranoia Party’

Having released her debut single 'Giving It Away' back in 2020, Danica Dares returns with her second offering titled 'Paranoia Party'. The track is taking from her forthcoming LP 'Curating The Lunatic'. A lush taste of art pop, the song touches on feelings of isolation and anxiety due to triggers of desires of belonging and interaction.

Listen to NOPRISM’s New Wave Cut ‘PANTHERBEAT’

Newcastle band NOPRISM deliver a slice of new wave and pop with their track 'PANTHERBEAT'. Wrapped in a nostalgic 80s packaging, the song's explosive production jumps with cutting bass tones, shimmering synths and fiery guitar riffs, all topped with all topped with stadium vocals.

Sink Ya Teeth Release New ‘Remix’ EP

Norwich post-punk duo Sink Ya Teeth has released a new EP simply titled 'Remix'. The 4-track collection features remixes of songs from their first two albums. Reworks come courtesy of International Teachers of Pop, The Secret DJ, Sink Ya Teeth themselves, as well as a killer version of 'Freak 4 The Kick' by Alice Go of Dream Wife.