Astra Pentaxia Berlin, Germany
US-born and Berlin-based alto singer and synthwitch Astra Pentaxia prefers the term ‘maximalist rainbowgoth’ for her music. Drawing influences from early synthpop à la Depeche Mode, Astra also incorporates theatrical props into her live shows. Sometimes it's a stoplight but if you're lucky, it's a bird clock. ... more
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