More obscure Electronic and New Romantic artists. you never knew existed, until now.

A spine chilling message from the past, obscure Synth and a bit of Glam. What's not to love....... except maybe the presenter.

In a shameless attempt to get listener numbers into triple figures, I have not only managed to throw in an Oasis reference, but also include the demo that was, sadly, the last thing Steve Strange ever recorded before his untimely death. Lyrically, it's not the traditional Visage, even if it is musically. Plus all the usual obscure, hidden gems, how…

More obscure electro from the late 70's and early 80's, plus bands that sound like they are from that era. In addition, news on a new double CD, out in October, that you should consider pre ordering.

Those of you who crave a bit more guitar, this one's for you, even if quite by coincidence. Otherwise, it's back to the obscure side of the late 70's and early 80's, even if some of them were recorded much more recently. And, a couple of glammy sounding tracks too!

If you thought the early 80's were over, think again. Here is the proof they went underground whilst the rest of us were busy doing something else. The usual mix of obscure synth, and a bit on an unusual plague from the 1500's, naturally. In addition, if you like this, you'll like this too, so do check it out. It's called The Postmodern Dance. http…

Described by Mike Slifkin on SPANPOD ( synth, punk, alternative, numan podcast here at podomatic, check it out) as 'some of it's pretty out there', find out what he was talking about on the latest edition. More obscure synth, and the occasional bit of glam, from days gone by or as recently as last week.…

Half a century of something that started as a little something to fill the time during lockdown. Well I never. This show can be divided into three distinct parts. Part one, business as usual. Part two, a look back to the first ever Glamtronic with 'the three best records Kraftwerk never made'. Part three, something I am doing with greater frequency…

More electronic music, and even a couple with guitars! As with the previous 48 podcasts, it's fairly obscure, but if you like the music I do, you'll like this.

More obscure electronic music, including something for fans of early Human League, and early B Movie, only lesser known.

Music, old and new, for those whose tastes run to Glam, New Romantic, Futurist and Electronic. BUT, not the usual suspects. No top 40, not even any top 75.

The usual mix of obscure Synth and Glam from the last few decades. In addition, I exclusively reveal the first Glam rocker was. If your thinking Bolan, think again.

Obscure late 70's and early 80's synth, a bit of Glam, and more recent bands that sound like they recoded back in those halcyon times. Features Democratize, MACRO and many more.

This one features a bit of Glam, a rather unexpected cover version, and the usual obscure Synth Pop , New Romantic's and Bowie wannabe's. What more could you desire?

A bit more guitar, for those that missed them last time, and a promise to dig out some obscure Glam, I do have some. Otherwise, it's more of the same, for those cool enough to appreciate it.

It's wet, it's horrible, so I've dug out some more gems to share with you. And even if I say so myself, this is a cornucopia of great sounds. The usual mixture of bands you may have missed first time around, and those recording right now. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

More obscure, but excellent, electronic music from the 70's and early 80's, plus some later bands that sound just like they are from those halcyon times.

Featuring a faux Bowie, a super group of sorts, and someone you thought you'd never hear from again.

More of the same, or as a recent reviewer put, '50 mins of obscure & excellent electro, glam and synthartrock, a better-late-than-never introduction to music that in a discerning world would have been high up on many people's playlists did they but know it'. I couldn't have put it better myself.

Electronic music from the late 70's to early 80's, or at least sounds like it is. And not the usual bands. More obscure than you can imagine, for the discerning listener.

Usual mix of obscure synth pop, electro and glam, with a couple of big names for a change.

You know the format by now, some old gems you missed first time around, and some newer bands heavily influenced by the music we love. This particular podcast also shares the story of how an artist earned a lifetime ban from the BBC.

A new year, a fresh start, new dreams and infinite possibilities. Well, no, just more of the same obscure synth and new romantic type stuff, and the occasional bit of Glam. It's what I love, and I'm not about to change after all these years. Rather unusually, this one features three big names. Yes, i've counted, three. Listen here to find out who a…

More obscure New Romantics, a bit of New Wave, plus some current bands, so influenced by that golden age, that they must spend everyday regretting they were not around to experience it first hand. Me? I just envy them for their youth. Oh, and a Christmas tune, it's December after all.

More obscure, but brilliant, early 80's New Wave and New Romantics, plus a couple of current bands that sound like they are. This one features some Disco Fever, but don't panic, your in safe hands.

More great songs by bands you've never heard of. Mainly, but not entirely, early eighties, and a bit more guitar than usual.

More obscure gems from the late 70's and early 80's, and more recent bands that sound like those halcyon times. John Foxx fans in particular might/will find something of interest here.

Another collection of obscure 80's Synth and New Wave, plus more recent bands, clearly influenced by those halcyon days.

In something of a first, this podcast features songs you know, and artists you've heard of, just not always at the same time. It's the closest I will ever get to a 'mainstream' show, so if don't enjoy this, your unlikely to enjoy any of the others. Is it mainstream? Jump in and find out.

A couple of obscure early eighties goodies, and a lot of considerably more recent releases. If you like the previous podcasts, satisfaction is virtually guaranteed.