Top 20 Keyboard and Synth Parts in Rock Welcome to WatchMojo, ... MGMT The prevalence of keyboards and synthesizers within the pop music landscape isn’t limited solely to the 70s and 80s.

In 2020 Ultravox released a box set to mark the 40th anniversary of their breakthrough album Vienna. While they’re often regarded as one of the leading lights of 80s synth pop, Midge Ure and ...

In performing the first of four concerts at SoFi Stadium, the Weeknd hit a lot of bases, from doom-rock to silky R&B to New Romantics-style synth-pop.

The album is glittery and heartfelt, as each track floats atop gorgeous, dynamic instrumentals that showcase how synth-pop has transformed since the barebones keyboard origins in the 1970s.

At first, the synth's sounds were used to create ambient, otherworldly soundtracks or for epic prog-rock concept albums. By around 1980, synthesizers grew more affordable and accessible, finding their ...

“There’s a freedom of thought that doesn’t exist elsewhere”: How and why California became the heart of the synthesizer world; It was also the decade that gave us synth-pop, so let's look at those ...

Vince Clarke, a Synth-Pop Mastermind, on His Unexpected Solo Album He’s made irresistible hits with Depeche Mode, Yazoo and Erasure. But going alone for the first time at 63, his inspirations ...

OSEES have announced their latest albbum, a synth-pop-inspired project entitled Intercepted Message, out August 18th via In the Red. They have also shared the album’s title track as a lead single.

Grammy-nominated duo, Sylvan Esso is gearing up to bring their electrifying music to Stern Grove this Saturday afternoon, marking a much-anticipated return to San Francisco.

Nothing in this world is certain except death and taxes, and Molly Nilsson writes songs about both. The Swedish-born singer began her career making hazy synth-pop tracks, with titles like “More ...

Who are the next 1980’s icons that need to be rediscovered like Kate Bush, Metallica, and The Cramps via a meme-generating series music synch? My vote’s for Depeche Mode, though, like ...