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Paradox Lost
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Registered: Aug 2007
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Help me classify this style of music...

We've all heard this revivalist sound pop up at one time and place or another since, what, 2007? …but I've never quite gotten a handle on what genre of music this is made out to be, exactly:







…what is it that I'm listening to, here? 'Indie Dance?' 'Nu Disco?" 'Neo New Wave?' Yeah, I know it's the musical component to that broader trend of nostalgically repackaging all things 80's, but I'm looking for help with some genre tags, here.


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Alero50
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Synth pop, New wave?

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Paradox Lost
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Help me classify this style of music...

So this is nothing more nuanced than simply being modern synthpop (and 'modern', as in 'produced this decade').


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Sykonee
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First one sounds like Depeche Mode. Second one a little like futurepop. Third one... shoegaze-dance? Whatever, it's all essentially still new wave / darkwave / synth-pop. Genre's got enough of a lineage to have modern musicians making the stuff un-ironically.


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Paradox Lost
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So are we still just talking synthpop, here?

http://crozet.bandcamp.com/track/we-can-see-it


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