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22. May 2026

Devin Belanger’s Black Sheep Synths: The Underdogs That Changed the Game

Forget the safe bets and synth snobbery—Devin Belanger (aka Miles Away) is here to drag the unsung heroes of the synth world out of the shadows and onto your studio desk. In his latest video, Devin doesn’t just rattle off the usual suspects; he champions the weird, the misunderstood, and the downright controversial machines that secretly shaped modern music. Expect a tour through Roland’s forgotten middle child, Korg’s bipolar beast, and Moog’s maintenance nightmare, all delivered with Devin’s signature blend of deep knowledge and genuine passion. If you’re tired of the same old synth worship, this one’s a breath of

Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver, Elektron Monomachine, Korg MS-20, Moog Memorymoog, Oberheim Matrix 12, Roland Jupiter-6, Sequential Prophet VS

2. May 2026

LUMINA

Tonepusher

Tonepusher Illuminates the Sonic Ghosts of Nine Inch Nails’ Moog Universe

Step into a world where basslines crawl like shadows and synths breathe with analog heat. In this immersive exploration, Tonepusher unravels the spectral Moog-style sounds that haunt Nine Inch Nails’ most iconic tracks. Each patch is a portal—inviting us to drift through industrial fog, dissecting the magnetic resonance that defined a generation of dark, electronic music. With poetic precision, Tonepusher guides us through the labyrinth of Trent Reznor’s sound design, revealing textures that shimmer, snarl, and dissolve into memory. For those who seek the soul of industrial synthesis, this journey is a must.

Adam A7V, Behringer Model D, E-mu Emax, Moog Minimoog, Moog Poly D, Oberheim Expander, Oberheim OB-Mx, Sequential Prophet VS

27. February 2026

LUMINA

RetroSound

RetroSound’s Digital Dreamscape: A Studio Tour Through Sonic Time

Step into the shimmering corridors of RetroSound’s studio, where vintage digital synthesizers from the 80s and early 90s breathe life into the ghosts of electronic music’s past. Guided by the independent and passionate hand of Marko Ettlich, this tour is more than a collection of machines—it’s a journey through the magnetic resonance of FM, wavetable, and vector synthesis, each note painting a nebula of memory and innovation. Here, sound is not just heard, but felt—like fractured light drifting through fog. For those who seek the story behind the sound, RetroSound offers a rare glimpse into the instruments that shaped an

Casio CZ-101, Casio VZ-1, Clavia Nord Modular, Ensoniq SQ-80, Kawai K5000R, Korg DW-8000, Korg EX-8000, Korg Wavestation EX, Korg Wavestation SR, Korg Z1, PPG Wave 2.2, Quasimidi Raven Max, Roland D-50, Roland D-550, Roland JD-800, Roland JV-1080, Roland M-VS1, Sequential Prophet VS, Waldorf Microwave, Waldorf Microwave II XT, Yamaha AN1x, Yamaha DX11, Yamaha DX7 II FD

29. November 2025

SPARKY

Tonepusher

Tonepusher’s FOURM Frenzy: Is Sequential’s New Beast the Next Industrial Street Weapon?

Tonepusher is back in the rave bunker, unleashing the Sequential FOURM and asking the question every industrial head wants answered: does this synth slap as hard as its legendary ancestors? Forget nostalgia—this is about raw, analog muscle and filthy modulation tricks. If you’re after the next EBM classic or just want to see a synth get pushed to its limits, this is the kind of deep-dive that’ll make your filter self-oscillate. Buckle up for a no-nonsense, knob-twisting tour through the FOURM’s punchy sound and industrial pedigree.

Roland Juno-60, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Fourm, Sequential Pro-1, Sequential Prophet VS, Sequential Prophet-5