Articles Tagged With: Satchmode

Heavily sampled for a retro-era grit, LEFTI takes the pop influences of the LA pair and takes this one into funky, disco dancefloor territory.

The Los Angeles duo find themselves dabbling in disco this time around, pairing the twinkle of 70s Chic with their own tasty synthpop leads.

We don’t often dive into indie dance, but Satchmode’s “Hall & Oates” is too sugary-sweet to go unnoticed. The Los Angeles duo deliver guitar-laced dream pop with all the panache of the early indie dance explosion — all fueled by a swirling haze of warm synthesis and charming lyrics. Sing-songy, coastal rock vocals and lo-fi instrumental work together and blend effortlessly to honor the two men who share the track’s name. If you’re looking for something a bit easier on the eardrums and the ankles, look no further than Satchmode and their dream-like distortions.