Posts Tagged ‘Dark Disco’

Dark Disco – Gloom on the catwalk

November 17th, 2020, posted by Bynar in Mixtapes

Tags: Dark Disco, Fashion, Various Mixtapes

Dark Disco - Gloom on the Catwalk | Bynar's Indie Disco is a two-hour long podcast filled with effervescent dance beats, shoegaze harmonies, new wave hooks, and post-punk aesthetics. It is provided with the intent of helping you discover new and under-the-radar independent artists that don’t have a large amount of mainstream exposure, so if you like what you hear please support these artists and buy their music.

Dark Disco – Gloom on the Catwalk is the soundtrack to the University of Brighton’s catwalk show at Graduate Fashion Week, London, 3 June 2019. Mixed by Bynar.

Indie Disco #36 (Dark Disco)

February 10th, 2008, posted by Bynar in Indie Disco Podcast

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Tags: Dark Disco, ID36, Indie Mixtape, Indie Playlist, Podcast

Indie Disco is a podcast filled with two hours’ worth of indie rock / post-punk / shoegaze / electronic dance music. This instalment features 26 songs by Escape With Romeo, Neuroticfish, Wolfsheim, Sad Lover And Giants, Siglo XX, and lots of other exciting bands.

Dark Disco

October 25th, 2007, posted by Bynar in Indie Disco Podcast

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Tags: Dark Disco, Indie Mixtape, Indie Playlist, Podcast

Indie Disco is a podcast filled with two hours’ worth of indie rock / post-punk / shoegaze / electronic dance music. This special “Dark Disco” instalment features 17 songs by London After Midnight, Simple Minds, The Human League, Bauhaus, Clan Of Xymox, and lots of other exciting bands.

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