(V2/Cooperative Music)
This might be a round-up of the very latest in electronic pop but rather than mining the usual 80s cliches it plunders another of the decade's subcultures: goth. Generalised gloom and the cold chill of synthesisers are the dominant mood among the better contributions, inevitably from artists already on the up such as Fever Ray and Crystal Castles. There's a problem, though: such seriousness can quickly get very silly indeed, so by the time Cosmetics' "Black Leather Gloves" celebrates the joys of fetish gear by rhyming "perfection" with "skin protection" it's hard not to giggle.
Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/dec/05/rough-trade-synth-wave-10-review
Emilie de Ravin Tara Reed Avril Lavigne Bridget Moynahan Noureen DeWulf
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