A few years there was a Kickstarter campaign that emerged to produce a high budget sequel to the amazing music video Turbo Killer by Carpenter Brut. What gave rise to BLOOD MACHINES, a clever mix between Star Wars, Blade Runner, Guardians of the Galaxy and Aliens, powered by a great dose of hallucinogens coming from hell.
To celebrate the creation of our Youtube channel named Retro Synthwave TV, here is Retro SyFy, a 7 min video with mythical 80s movies and an exceptional Synthwave track.
I had the absolute joy of seeing Futurecop! live at Night Arcade in Manchester last year to such a bumping crowd.
Gunship have caused even more excitement off the back of Dark All Day to release their brand new song The Video Game Champion.
We may have another 80’s comedy film coming our way very soon and it is all the way from Hungary.
For the lovers of horror movies, from all ages (including the 80s), here is the latest work of the image magician, Antonio Maria Da Silva. Read more
The Retro Synthwave team strives to highlight Synthwave projects big and small. This week, we bring to you “Night Run”, an 80s-inspired action film project helmed by Los Angeles-based Playback Collective (aka Erick M. Solis and Alicia E. Salazar). Read more
After an album released in 2015 and a modeling clay video seen over 2 million times for the track “Tech Noir” (Terminator nightclub) with the voice of the legendary master of horror John Carpenter, finally here is the long-awaited return of the Synthpop pioneers GUNSHIP with Stella Le Page (vocals) and Genuine Human (video). Before the new LP, we have a hypnotic song, an 8-bit video with a lot of references and a contest to win a personalized arcade machine, what else?
At this time when quality clips are very rare on television or on the web, James Kent aka Perturbator has just released a fantastic video for his track ‘Venger’ of rare quality, directed by David Fitt & Federico Pelat and produced by Abyssal Process.
To wait until the second season of ‘Stranger Things’ exclusively on NETFLIX, just before Halloween, the favorite series of the streaming provider disclosed posters directly referring to great science fiction and horror films of the 80s.
