I’m crazy stoked to announce the release of my debut synthwave album Wet Circuits!
I’ve only been recording as Perfect Female Type for a few short months, but it’s already taken over my life. I joined forces with the mighty electronic music label Record Club for the release and collaborated with the hugely talented vocalist Diana Inez.
Wet Circuits is available now on all music platforms, including Spotify, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud. Rad!
Check out this single from my synthwave project Perfect Female Type!
Pixel Factory is free to stream and download on Bandcamp and SoundCloud.
Enjoy!
Who wants a bucket of VHS cult horror blood?
I just made a bonkers music video for EXPOSED! The Truth About Time Cults, a song from the eponymous Timewitch debut album. Timewitch is my minimal occult synth side project.
Happy Halloween 2022! 🎃
The first time I heard Psychic TV I was hanging out at a friend’s house absolutely out of my mind on acid and weed. It was 1989. I was maybe 16.
Someone had switched on a tape in the basement den and wandered off, and I — barely able to walk — stumbled in. What the hell was this music, I thought. How could a human being have made this?
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Enjoy this roundup of (mostly 80s) horror movie theme songs!
Enjoy these classic synthwave remasters until the lawyers force me to take them down. 😆
Check out these baby steps I took in my first MIDI studio. Songs are circa 1987. A few were performed live with my jr. high school’s choir.
Flex your wince muscles before taking these bad boys on:
Late this year I started a new darkwave band called The Seven Whores of the Apocalypse with local industrial legends Divider Line and The Creeping Man.
The inspiration for this band includes music from the 80s and 90s by bands such as Clock DVA, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, and Cabaret Voltaire.
Our debut single Parasite drops early next year. Check out our SoundCloud page here. (Bandcamp page coming soon…)
Stay tuned!
This mix needs no introduction. Over two hours of original 80’s pop extended versions, all mixed up. Come and get it!
Jason Herrboldt 