Synth-pop
Synth-pop is a subgenre of new wave music that first became prominent in the late 1970s and features the synthesizer as the dominant musical instrument.
Synth Pop People (First 49 people) - Page 21
The Singles 81-85
Album by Depeche Mode
Ti Amo
Studio album by Phoenix
Thousand Knives
Album by Ryuichi Sakamoto
With Sympathy
Studio album by Ministry
Girls on Film
Song
History Revisited: The Remixes
Album by Talk Talk
The Singles 86-98
Compilation album by Depeche Mode
Walking on a Dream
Studio album by Empire of the Sun
Remixes 2: 81–11
Compilation album by Depeche Mode
After Laughter
Studio album by Paramore
Grey Tickles, Black Pressure
Album by John Grant
Pale Green Ghosts
Album by John Grant
Silent Shout
Studio album by The Knife
Mylène Farmer
Canadian-French singer-lyricist
Metropolis Records
Music label
Outer Peace
Studio album by Toro y Moi
Paul Hardcastle
British composer
Patrick Cowley
American musical composer
Sally Shapiro
Swedish vocalist
Daoko
Japanese singer
Hot Chip
Band
The Human League
Pop band
Desireless
French singer
Hey Ocean!
Rock band
A. G. Cook
Music producer
John Grant
American singer
Burak Yeter
Turkish DJ
Tina Dico
Danish singer-songwriter
Alexander Brandon
American musician
Morgan Kibby
American singer-songwriter
Jan Hammer
Czech-American musician
Information Society
Band
Wil Francis
American musician
Malice Mizer
Rock band
Methyl Ethel
Rock band
C. C. Catch
Dutch-German singer
Wendy Carlos
American musician
Cuco
Singer-songwriter
The Hardkiss
Rock band
Jimmy Somerville
Scottish singer
Luna
South Korean singer
Cosmic Girls
Girl group
Bonnie McKee
American singer
WJSN
Girl group
Fromis 9
Girl group
Technodon
Studio album by Yellow Magic Orchestra
Weltreise
Studio album by Schiller
