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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

With the addition of WRSC, Tulsa, Synthpop Nonstop is now broadcast weekly on 20 radio stations nationwide (plus one UK-based streamer).

Map of USA showing markets where the Synthpop Nonstop radio program is broadcast.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Synthpop Nonstop is honored to be heard on The Summit FM, Mondays at 7pm. Our 18th active North American station.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 24/03/2026

Synthpop Nonstop is pleased to join the Hereford FC community. @hereford-fc.bsky.social

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 31/08/2025

The Peech Boys, bound to DJ Larry Levan and Paradise Garage, where he offered an electic mix of disco, new wave, house, reggae and funk, to a sprung floor via an uncompromising sound system, establishing a standard that club promoters still aspire to. #garagehouse #keithharing

Album jacket of Life is Something Special by NYC Peech Boys, featuring artwork by Keith Haring.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 23/08/2025

Multiple versions of "Tu veux ou to veux pas" have appeared in France since that late '60s, all of them covers of the 1967 hit by Brazilian soul legend Wilson Simonal, "Nem vem que não tem." Liberties were taken. The '85 synth-pop version is all we know of this Mooglie. #synthpop #sambasoul #yéyé

7-inch single sleeve of French artist Mooglie for song "Tu veux ou tu veux pas."

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 16/08/2025

The Limit was Paul Edgley, who was also the in-house graphic designer for UK indie Survival Records, source of some quality minimal syth work in the early '80s, including the bass forward "Take It," released in 1981, the first of two Edgley singles.

A vintage 7" single of the song "Take It" by the artist The Limit, with an abstract design featuring a human-like figure in a business suit, with a clouded sky and gridlines.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 26/07/2025

Dalek, I Love You seems underappreciated, despite quality records, and contributions to OMD and Teardrop Explodes. #synthpop #postpunk

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

"Yellow Pearl" was the Top of the Pops theme between 1981 and 1986, a product of the Thin Lizzy leader's seemingly unlikely partnership with Midge Ure, whose influence and impact is on '80s popular music seems woefully underrecognized.

A yellow cat inspects a 7" single of "Yellow Pearl," the theme to Top of the Pops, by Phil Lynott.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 05/05/2025

This week in 1982, Japan's "Ghosts" concluded an 8-week run in the UK singles chart, peaking at #5. Seemingly not radio-friendly, with a minimalist arrangement of synths and marimba supporting David Sylvian's soul-baring vocal performance, "Ghosts" propelled Japan to an unsurvivable zenith.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 25/04/2025

Those that happened upon The Golden Age of The Wireless in 1982 were astonished by the new wave sideman's songwriting and musicianship. Dolby raised the bar for synth-pop, with intricate arrangements and brilliant lyrics. Fans had a secret society for almost a year, until "Science!" broke.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

"Twist à Saint-Tropez" was the first Telex single, reimaging the April 1962 French rock hit by Les Chats sauvages. It was not a breakthru for the Belgian trio but one year later their propulsive original, "Mosow Diskow,' opening their 1979 debut LP, became dance floor classic. #synthpop #telex

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 28/03/2025

*A reprise of a post from long ago on a different platform that is no longer relevant.* Celebrate Women's History Month loudly. I ❤️ Canada #MarthaAndTheMuffins #CanadianContent #WomensHistoryMonth

Martha & The Muffins, This is the Ice Age album cover.

Text from an old social media post about the album.

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 30/01/2025

Scottish synthy psyche-pop trio Alone Again Or (big fans of Love, it seems) released their 2nd single in 1985, shortly before changing their name to The Shamen, who went on to release 8 albums, conjuring a string of UK hits and scoring a US modern rock radio hit with "Move Any Mountian" ('91).

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

Week of 1/27: Bangers by Blancmange and Boy Hasher, shiny things via the cities of Boston and Vancouver, and some pre-mountain moving Scottish ore. synthpopnonstop.com

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Synthpop Nonstop @synthpopnonstop.bsky.social · 29/12/2024

Public radio stations that added Synthpop Nonstop to their schedule in 2024.

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