Articles related to "Synth"

The union of electro-rock and synth pop is producing bands with captivating new sounds and a talent for making us dance.

A history of the Moog synth. The name Moog is synonymous with synthesizers. From Moog Modulars to the Little Phatty, Moog has been influencing music for over 40 years.

Electronic rock has been reinvented with each generation, and this year's breakout artists are continuing to raise the bar.

The world of electronic music production is now available for every Nintendo DS owner with the Korg DS-10, a fully-fledged synthesizer and sequencer program.

After some disappointment with 'A Weekend In The City,' Bloc Party have returned with something a bit special.

With recent advances in softsynth and plug-in technology, the digital versions are now authentic emulations of their real-world counterparts. But which one sounds better?

A list of the must own bass guitar effects pedals that no bass guitarist should be without.

Acoustic guitar is a sweet axe for a Christmas collection, projecting a fitting air of intimacy and warmth. "Christmas Celebration!" is both of those things, in spades.

With its new 2.0 update, NLog Free establishes itself as one of the iPhone's best app values. An enhanced interface allows for easier synth tweaking and an edgier sound.

Relapse Records, known for its experimental metal and grindcore bands, scored big with Genghis Tron, whose sophomore is an unrelenting and creative aural assault.

2009 looks electric with a new crop of computer-generated dance/ techno/ pop from La Roux.

A jumbled yet interesting second release from Dave Gahan which sees the Depeche Mode man move into the familiar territory of dark electronic music.

An introduction to the work of Wendy Carlos (formerly Walter Carlos), "The original synth." Colleague of Robert Moog and creator of "Switched-On Bach."

In this article, laid down for the headbangers of the future, is a selection of fine death metal albums that will withstand the fall of time.

Brian Tyler continues to dominate the orchestral action music scene with his ultra-cool, thrill-ride score to Fast & Furious.

France's electronic upstart Anthony Gonzales and his band M83 proved that bigger sounds are best, during this November 26 stop on their North American tour.

Heavily influenced by Joy Division and The Arcade Fire, The Freezing Scene release 'When Two is a Crowd', filled with creepy synths, eerie sounds and songs of foreboding.

The artful and compelling instrumental compositions of Theatrimus will move you, and may even bring a measure of healing to your soul as you listen to his "Slow Motion."

Can were one of the greatest bands to come out of Germany in the seventies. Their music has influenced everyone from David Bowie to Joy Division

Stevie Wonder was called upon by Spike Lee to provide the soundtrack for 1991's Jungle Fever, a film whose racial message was apt for the artist.

Tooth & Nail Records drops "The Brothers Martin" on January 23rd, a truly joyful collaboration from two prolific songwriters who had the good fortune to be born brothers.

A review of the debut album from Friendly Fires - one of the most exciting British bands to arrive on the scene in 2009.

Toronto native Joel Zimmerman has become one of the most sought after remixers, and now he has followed up that success with his first album.

Budding DJs looking for an easy and free way to have some virtual turntable scratching fun on their iPhone need to check out Mix Meister Scratch at the App Store.

Synthesizers, the arrival of Raï, and an older, boozier Serge Gainsbourg all marked the French pop scene in the '80s.

Originally released in 1977, Bridges by Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson has recently been released on CD for the first time.

There are more reliable ways to make gil in Final Fantasy XI, but few are more fun! Use these methods to make gil and avoid gil sellers in FFXI.

While Indie may already be underground, these bands are the newer underbelly of the emotive Indie scene. They are the future of Indie music and deserve a good listen.

In "Tha Carter III" Lil Wayne produces both an incredibly peculiar and astoundingly good rap album

Cyndi Lauper delivers Bring Ya To The Brink and fulfils her promise of a full on dance album with startling and refreshing effects.

"It's Blitz!" is the new album from one of the best bands of the decade, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Despite a more synth-driven direction, the album is a success.

This month, Royksopp release their third single from Junior, La Roux their fourth from their debut album plus plenty of new tracks on October 2009's new dance playlist.

New York's The Gossip provided Vancouver with a much-needed injection of fabulousness on Oct 22 with songs from Movement, Standing in the Way of Control and Music for Men

Day & Age, featuring 'Human' and 'Spaceman', is a welcome and synth-pop filled return to melodic form for glitzy Las Vegas indie rock / alternative quartet The Killers.

With "The Resistance," Muse - the British rock trio of Matthew Bellamy, Chris Wolstenholme, and Dominic Howard - create their most challenging musical journey to date.

With 2009 proving to be the mother of all debuts for Ealing band the White Lies, Indie Suite takes a closer look at the album that knocked indie music for six.

In their heyday, The Cars' supernova was bright.

Tree63’s “Worship Volume One: I Stand for You” reminds me once again of everything that is great about good worship music.

What's happening at this year's Ottawa International Animation Festival? Check out the highlights in this handy-dandy guide. OIAF goes from October 14 - 18.

Alestorm return, tankards of ale half empty but still brimming over with enthusiasm. Batter down the hatches and hoist the mainsail!

“Strength in Numbers” features tracks from the best of Beatmart Recordings’ artists, including Pettidee, Japhia Life, Rob Hodge, Bobby Bishop and Fresh Digress.

Brian "Head" Welch's new album, Save Me From Myself, is out now with a multi-date national tour underway. Welch will join forces with Blinside, and Flyleaf for some dates

John Carpenter's dark vision oozes from nearly every frame of this gritty original.

Alegranza,is a marked improvement in El Guincho's work. It has a flowing, poppy feel similar to Animal Collective, but remains unique through lyrics and sampling.

Oregon alt rockers Falling Up mystify and intrigue with their 3rd release, Captiva. Frontman Jesse Ribordy and producer Aaron Sprinkle once again are a dynamite pairing.

Grand Lite, developed by Peterb, is one of many quality free piano apps available for the iPhone. Large keys and a clear sound make this app worthy of a download.

Junior Boys' third album of dreamy electronica inspires deep reflection despite using the word 'dull' in the title.

Anyone who's been living under a rock may not be familiar with the new pop sensation that is Lady Gaga, but she needs no introduction to her rising legion of fans.

Lily Allen has written one of the most anticipated albums of 2009. 'It's Not Me, It's You' will unfold the truth.

While looking through his college recordings, Matt Brouwer was reminded anew of the sheer joy and innocence of music. Thus, the birth of "The B-Sides Recording Vol. 1."