The Helsinki-based synth-pop duo Modem return with their second full-length album, Interface – a sleek, mirror-tiled exploration of identity, illusion, and emotional architecture. The album drops October 10.
Rooted in the cool pulse of minimal synth-pop, the noir haze of '80s film soundtracks, and the emotional tension of early Depeche Mode, Interface is both a love letter to the past and a razor-sharp commentary on the present. Gothic glamour, new wave gloss, and fluorescent melancholy all find their place in Modem’s sonic universe.
Each track acts like a layer in a system — personas flicker, masks glitch, and reality fragments. It’s a concept album for the age of curated selves and algorithmic intimacy. Identity isn’t a mirror — it’s an interface.
A1. Face2
A2. BS
A3. Ave Maria
A4. Image
A5. Passio
B1. Pagliacci
B2. Cowboy
B3. Paino
B4. Kulta-aika
