Should you come across Candy Empire, you'll recognise 1950s America, dusty cult movie soundtracks, cigarette-soaked watering holes, and the first love of an ageing Cuban jazz pianist. Clouded in whiskey fumes, they drive through the city with the top down, stop at red-light districts, and fall asleep in the arms of a purring cat-woman. As hopeless romantics, they run their fingers across old vacuum-tube radios, bringing out dirty, rough and tender sounds. Like dark chocolate that melts into a trippy high, everything dissolves; boundaries vanish, for the imperial capital is free!

Candy Empire

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Pop, Vocal, Electro Pop, Keyboard, Synth.

1. My Woshin Mashin: Crossover-Electronic, Chaos-Pop
2. My Equinox Divine: Electropop with hints of darksynth, indie pop, and trip hop
3. Curl: Groovy, French downtempo electro-rock songs
4. Anonymph: moody, pop-electronica with female vocals
5. Spoons: retro 80's upbeat danceable music
6. Sun Palace: gossamer folk-rock
7. Thirty Day Notice: Somewhere Between Pleasantly Hypnotic and Slightly Disturbing
8. Lilly Wolf: Catchy dance pop with insightful lyrics
9. AndrewPlusJohn: soulful electric guitar in a smooth and gentle landscape
10. LehtMoJoe: a booty-grooving, intensely melodic, splice-o-matic masterpiece
11. 1KUB: energetic electro rock, rediscovering and recreating raves
12. Heifervescent: Shimmering indie guitar pop with orchestral moments
13. Industrial Sound Bank: the sounds that shake the masses
14. Falling You: haunting, ethereal pop ambient
15. Music Inside: funky bubbling electronic pop
16. Crowander: beautiful instrumental music spanning New Age, Electronica and Pop/Rock
17. The Bell Hours: eclectic, sentimental modern Rock and Roll
18. Sound of Seventy Three: expansive guitar-driven post-rock with trip-hop tinged remixes
19. in giro: defiantly homemade pop rock music
20. Icicle: He Who Sings Thinks No Evil