I'm running an informal poll on SlothRadio about the best album of 2003 so far. These are what I consider the major releases so far, and I've probably missed out on a few....but give it a look and rock the vote.
Vote here!
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I'm running an informal poll on SlothRadio about the best album of 2003 so far. These are what I consider the major releases so far, and I've probably missed out on a few....but give it a look and rock the vote.
Vote here!
SlothRadio - Playing the best in modern and classic synthpop and new wave.
I think you need to be a bit more specific in genre of music. I'm not a synth pop person but so far ablums that have impressed most:
Dark electro : Dulce Liquido / Soman / Dioxyde (I couldn't decide)
EBM : God module
Electro : Front242
Future pop : Accessory
Industrial : KLinik (this may fall into hard electro teritory
Noise industrial Compilation here because it has the best of all of them : Ant-zens 10th aniversary album : Daruma
It\'s time to taste what you most fear
Sorry, I'll clarify the title. Given the stuff I play on my station, the albums on the poll are the ones that I thought were the standouts so far this year.
SlothRadio - Playing the best in modern and classic synthpop and new wave.
SlothRadio - Playing the best in modern and classic synthpop and new wave.
uh, yeah.... It's that box at the top of the page with all the albums listed and the "Vote" button at the bottom....![]()
SlothRadio - Playing the best in modern and classic synthpop and new wave.
Clarification done , cheers......going on that list....no vote from me for any of them i'm afraidOriginally posted by slothdog
Sorry, I'll clarify the title. Given the stuff I play on my station, the albums on the poll are the ones that I thought were the standouts so far this year.
It\'s time to taste what you most fear
SlothRadio - Playing the best in modern and classic synthpop and new wave.
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