MORE ARTICLE WITH Roland Juno-60

4. April 2026

Tonepusher’s Industrial Synth Arsenal: Five Sounds That’ll Smash Your Speakers

If you think industrial synths are all about subtlety, you’ve clearly never been to a warehouse rave at 3am. Tonepusher, the sound design geezer with a knack for the iconic and abrasive, tears through five essential synth sounds every industrial and EBM band nicks for their own. From trance leads that could cut glass to sampled guitar hits that loop like a dodgy kebab advert, this video is a crash course in sonic brutality. Expect no-nonsense breakdowns, a few classic gear shoutouts, and enough delay to drown a small village. If you want your tracks to punch like a pub

Access Virus, Akai Sampler, Emu Emax, Fairlight, Lexicon PCM41, Nord Lead, Prophet 5, Roland JP-8000, Roland Juno-60, Roland Jupiter-8, Serum 2, Waldorf Iridium Core

14. March 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Synth Bunker: Vintage Heat Meets Modern Muscle

Ever wondered what happens when you cram a lifetime of synth obsession into one studio? Starsky Carr, the UK’s king of deep-dive gear reviews, throws open the doors to his ever-morphing synth lair. This isn’t just a museum of analog legends and digital beasts—it’s a living, breathing rave bunker where the Juno-60 rubs shoulders with the UDO Super 8 and the TR-909 lurks next to a Neve summing mixer. Expect a whirlwind tour of iconic machines, clever routing tricks, and a few stories that’ll make you laugh, wince, or both. If you think you know synth setups, think again—Starsky’s got

Analog Solutions Leipzig V3, Arturia PolyBrute, AudioFuse16, Elektron Analog Rytm, Focusrite Clarett, Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave, Korg SV-1, Moog Minimoog, Moog Voyager, Neve 8816 Summing Mixer, Oberheim OB6, Oberheim OBX8, Polyend Tracker+, Prophet 600, Prophet VS, Roland Juno-60, Roland Jupiter 4, Roland System-8, Sequential Prophet-5, Super Jupiter MKS-80, Tempest, TR-808, TR-909, UDO Super 8, Waldorf M

5. February 2026

SPARKY

Bolo Da Producer

Bolo Da Producer Digs Into Behringer’s JN-80: Budget Juno or Just Hype?

Bolo Da Producer, the platinum beatmaker with a knack for real talk, takes a hard look at Behringer’s JN-80—the so-called clone of the legendary Juno-60. Is this new slab of plastic a proper street weapon or just another cheap knockoff? With his trademark energy, Bolo breaks down the hype, the history, and the price tag, all while keeping it 100 about what matters to working producers. If you’re hunting for that classic chorus-drenched polyphony without selling a kidney, this is the video you need to see. But don’t expect a nostalgia trip without some side-eye—Bolo’s not letting Behringer off easy.

Behringer JN-80, Roland Juno-60

26. December 2025

LUMINA

CROW HILL

A Sonic Pilgrimage: Inside BT’s Cave with CROW HILL

Step through the threshold of the BT Cave, where every synth hums with memory and every knob is a tactile echo of the past. In this immersive studio tour, CROW HILL guides us through the labyrinth of BT’s creative sanctuary—a place where relics of analog glory and digital dreams coexist in magnetic resonance. Here, instruments are not just tools but living chapters in a lifelong sonic narrative. Prepare to drift between nebula drones and tactile ghosts, as BT reveals how each machine shapes not only sound, but the very soul of music-making.

Behringer Prophet 600 clone, Chroma Polaris, Clark Technic reverb, IBM 5150, Jupiter-6, Jupiter-8, Kawai K3, Kiwi 106, Korg 707, Kurzweil K250 XP, Lexicon 200, Lexicon 224, Mini Doc, Moog Minimoog Model D, Oberheim Matrix 12, Polivoks, Roland AC-30, Roland D-5, Roland D-50, Roland DX5, Roland DX7, Roland JP-8000, Roland Juno-106, Roland Juno-60, Roland JX-3P, Roland JX-8P, Roland MKS-50, Sequential Pro-One, Sequential Prophet 600, Sequential Prophet T8, Voyetra Sequencer Plus Gold, Waldorf Quantum, Yamaha CS-80

19. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Gridlock II Review: MIDI Mayhem, Sorted

If your studio timing is as tight as a soggy biscuit, Starsky Carr’s latest deep-dive is the slap in the face you need. He takes the Innerclock Systems Gridlock II—a chunky, no-nonsense timing hub—and puts it through its paces, syncing everything from ancient ARPs to modern USB synths with clockwork precision. Expect sarcasm, real-world gripes, and a proper teardown of why DAW MIDI clocks just don’t cut it. Starsky’s trademark clarity and relentless honesty make this a must-watch for anyone tired of MIDI drift, jitter, and the eternal battle to keep their gear in line. Plug in, tune up, and

ARP Odyssey, Arturia PolyBrute, Innerclock Systems Gridlock II, Moog Prodigy, Oberheim OB-X8, Roland Juno-60, Roland ProMars, Roland TR-909, Sequential OB-6, Sequential Prophet-5, Waldorf Microwave XT

29. November 2025

SPARKY

Tonepusher

Tonepusher’s FOURM Frenzy: Is Sequential’s New Beast the Next Industrial Street Weapon?

Tonepusher is back in the rave bunker, unleashing the Sequential FOURM and asking the question every industrial head wants answered: does this synth slap as hard as its legendary ancestors? Forget nostalgia—this is about raw, analog muscle and filthy modulation tricks. If you’re after the next EBM classic or just want to see a synth get pushed to its limits, this is the kind of deep-dive that’ll make your filter self-oscillate. Buckle up for a no-nonsense, knob-twisting tour through the FOURM’s punchy sound and industrial pedigree.

Roland Juno-60, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Fourm, Sequential Pro-1, Sequential Prophet VS, Sequential Prophet-5

19. April 2025

JET

Tonepusher

Tonepusher’s Industrial Synth Arsenal Unleashed

Dive headfirst into the grungy revolution of industrial soundscapes with Tonepusher as your guide. Unearth the unsung heroes of the synth world that powered legendary tracks and shaped a genre, all while basking in Tonepusher’s no-nonsense delivery. From the Moog Source to the thunderous Roland JD-800, explore the gear that combines the ferocity of punk with the precision of synthesis.

Moog Source, Nord Modular, Novation Bass Station, Roland JD-800, Roland Juno-60