List of synth-pop artists
Appearance
Synth-pop (also known as electropop or technopop)[1][2] is a pop music genre that uses the synthesizer as the dominant musical instrument. With the genre becoming popular in the late 1970s and 1980s, the following article is a list of notable synthpop acts, listed by the first letter in their name (not including articles such as "a", "an", or "the"). Individuals are listed by last name.
A
- ABC[3][4]
- Adolphson–Falk[2]
- Adult[5]
- a-ha[2][6]
- ALB[7]
- Alizée[8]
- Allie X[9]
- Marc Almond[10][11]
- Alphaville[2][12][13]
- AlunaGeorge[14]
- And One[15]
- Animotion[16]
- Annie[17]
- Christopher Anton[18]
- Anything Box[19]
- ARO[20]
- Art of Noise[4][21]
- The Assembly[22]
- Au Revoir Simone[23]
- Aural Vampire[24]
- Aurora[25]
- Austra[26][27]
- Ayria[28]
B
C
- C.C.C.P.[47]
- Camouflage[48]
- Capital Cities[49]
- Capsule[50]
- Casiokids[51]
- Cause and Effect[52]
- Celebrate the Nun[53]
- ceo[54]
- Chairlift[55]
- Charli XCX[56]
- Chew Lips[57]
- Chicks on Speed[2]
- China Crisis[58]
- Christine and the Queens[59]
- Chromatics[60]
- Chromeo[61][62]
- Chvrches[63]
- Vince Clarke[64][65]
- Class Actress[66]
- Client[2][67]
- Cold Cave[68]
- Com Truise[69]
- The Communards[70]
- Al Corley[71]
- Cosmicity[72]
- Crumbächer[73]
- Crystal Castles[74]
- The Cure[75]
- Cut Copy[76]
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
- M[4]
- M83[184]
- Madeon[185]
- The Magnetic Fields[186]
- Mannequin Depressives[187]
- Marina and the Diamonds[188]
- Helen Marnie[189]
- Marsheaux[190]
- John Maus[191]
- Mecano[192]
- Melotron[193]
- Javiera Mena[194]
- Men Without Hats[195]
- Metric[196]
- Metro Station[197]
- MGMT[198]
- Miami Horror[199]
- Midnight Juggernauts[200]
- Miike Snow[201]
- Ministry (early work)[202]
- Kylie Minogue[83]
- Mirrors[203]
- Miss Kittin[2]
- MNDR[204]
- MØ[205]
- Modern Talking[206]
- Mœnia[207]
- Momus[208]
- Monarchy[209]
- Giorgio Moroder[210][211]
- Róisín Murphy[212]
N
O
P
Q
R
S
- Saint Etienne[2][259]
- Sally Shapiro[260]
- Say Lou Lou[261]
- Scritti Politti[262]
- Seona Dancing[263]
- Shura[264]
- Shy Child[265]
- Silicon Teens[266]
- Émilie Simon[267]
- Simple Minds[268]
- Soft Cell[4][35][269][270]
- Sohodolls[271]
- Jimmy Somerville[272]
- The Sound of Arrows[273]
- Space[274]
- Spandau Ballet[275]
- Sparks[276]
- St. Lucia[277]
- Stock Aitken Waterman[4]
- Swiss Lips[278]
T
U
V
W
Y
Z
See also
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