Kinex Kinex, the solo project of Raphaël Haubourdin of Organic, has a tape out on Wool-E Tapes entitled Polytheistic Christmas, characterised by dark and experimental synthpop. Downtime is cold and eerie synthpop, incorporating experimental sounds, emotional vocals, and even a touch of jazz improvisation. There's a synthpop cover of The Cure's 10.15 Saturday Night, featuring guest vocals from Claire Wilcok. Porn Movies takes a dark, harsh-edged and mechanical approach, kind of Kraftwerk meets industrial music. Falling Apart is spooky and surreal. Hope is best described as 'motorik goth', combining a chugging synth rhythm with a desolate atmosphere. Christmas Time is a surreal and dramatic experimental pop track. Slaves of Venus is an atmospheric instrumental that combines a sparkling synth melody with synthesised choral vocals and what sounds like chilling incidental music from an imaginary psychological thriller. Challenging and inventive, this album shows there is far more to synthpop than just manufactured chart music. ( taked from http://www.blissaquamarine.net/wool-e-tapes29.html )