Synthesizers are so ubiquitous in popular music that it’s hard to imagine a time when they weren’t around. The first commercial synthesizer did not exist until 1964, when Robert Moog (pronounced MOHG) ...

Who doesn’t love the synthesizer? Once considered the newest, hippest piece of tech to enter the world of music, this electronic musical instrument has evolved and changed quite a bit through the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Whether you attend a punk, metal, hard-core or indie rock show, chances are you might catch Pink Peugeot on the bill. The duo of ...

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Minneapolis-based band Poliça is on the lineup at the Dusk Music Festival this weekend, which was a perfect excuse to chat with its drummer Drew Christopherson. So what is Poliça? A Minneapolis ...

Austin-based synth-pop indie-rock band Pretty Something, the latest project from artist and producer Joe Durniak, is releasing their debut EP o n January 23, 2026. Pretty Something marks Durniak’s ...

Even if you don’t know a sine wave from a sawtooth, you’ve likely heard a Sequential synthesizer before. The original Prophet-5 synth, released in 1978, supplies the squelchy bass solo in “Burning ...

Whether you attend a punk, metal, hard-core or indie rock show, chances are you might catch Pink Peugeot on the bill. The duo of Robert Melton (guitar, keys) and Joe Kapcin (drums, keys) plays a ...