Dark Synthpop

Dark synthpop is a genre characterized by its ominous, pulsing soundscapes, often featuring prominent synthesizers, driving drum machines, and haunting vocal styles that range from eerie whispers to soaring, anthemic choruses. Emerging in the 2000s, dark synthpop drew inspiration from 1980s post-punk and gothic rock, as well as early synthpop and electronic body music. Its popularity peaked in the 2010s, with artists pushing the genre's boundaries through experimentation and innovation. Culturally, dark synthpop tapped into the anxieties and disillusionments of the post-millennial era, providing a sonic outlet for introspection and catharsis. While intersecting with genres like gothic rock, industrial, and chillwave, dark synthpop's distinctive blend of catchy hooks and atmospheric tension sets it apart. Its characteristic blend of light and darkness, hope and despair, has captivated a devoted following, making it a staple of contemporary electronic music.

To Live Another Day

Panic Priest

Single - Released July 11, 2025