This is a fun, diverse collection of tracks, ranging from bubbly retro-flavored synthpop, to trancey, to edgy. Fun for listening, or dancing, or driving on long trips.

This is the 5th volume in the exclusive remix collection series from Synthphony Records, in almost as many months! This time mixes are provided by Swedish act Chinese Theatre.

So many synthpop compilations, but how many have 90 songs by 90 different bands! This is a HUGE instant library of synthpop from the last couple of years. Definitely worth it for this 6-disc set!

Though Ultraviolet is from Spain, they actually sing in English. These guys sound A LOT like De/Vision's later albums. Well written, emotional songs with nice ebb and flow. Top notch debut album!

DJ Copper Top is the celebrity DJ of the synthpop / industrial scene. She mixes synthpop, industrial, and trance together very nicely, and this non-stop dance mix is very energetic and fun.

This is the American release of a CD that came out quietly in Scandinavia last year. This is a top-notch synthpop act that reminds me of the Pet Shop Boys in their prime, with catchy, fun tunes.

This is one of the best in the series so far, and that says a lot! Some of these original 12-inch versions have been impossible to find, up to now.

This is a really unique release because it has a classic new wave / synthpop sound similar to Gary Numan or John Foxx, but with a female vocalist...and the lady produces all the music too!

It has been a few years since Neuroactive put out a new album, and finally it's here! Punchy, sharp electronics, but this time with different vocalists on some tracks. A new path for Neuroactive.

This is a catchy, witty, fun, new-wave flavored single with some poppy mixes that will have you singing along. It's a cute 3-inch CD too.

This third album is Wave In Head's best so far, with bright, sharp electronics and catchy songs. It's moody at moments (in the classic Depeche Mode sense of the word), and uplifting at other moments.

Forget that I love you / forget that I know / although you're but a telephone call from my side tonight / you will not be told / that once I dreamt of you / and dream of you still...

Honestly, I wasn't a big fan of the last couple Howard Jones albums (kind of mellow and acoustic for my tastes), but this new album in 2005 is a beauty, returning to the electronic pop that I missed.