Name: Parted by Moral Hazard by Christian Granquist
Duration: 5 min 4 s
Description: Collab between Fredrik Helander, currently playing with swedish New Wave legends Lustans Lakejer and Christian Granquist vocalist in transatlantic Dark Wave Duo Johnathan|Christian results in Moral Hazard.

LeftOverSynthSounds

Made in Reason.
A large part of the soft-synths are the VST versions of Korg PS-3300 and PS-3200 that can be found at:
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/index.html

ThePianoSong

I found two great softsynths at https://cherryaudio.com/ , a MemoryMoog and an Oberheim 8-voice.
This little song was the first test of the sounds and I think they are great to work with.

Text to speech from https://voicegenerator.io/

Piano and samples from Reason.

SadRobot

All drums and synths are made with

https://www.arturia.com/products/analog-classics/oberheim-sem-v

Text to speak
https://voicegenerator.io/

Vocoder in reason.

AllOberheimSEM

Taken from the second EP from The Atom

The second EP from The Atom, named "Second to None" is due for release. Almost two years after their debut, "First Deadly Steps" , "Second to None" marks a step towards a more ethereal soundscaping, rest aside not losing track of their trademark sounds; Post-Punk guitars, New Romantic basslines as well as Analog synths. However, new vocalist, Kajsa Olofsson, has provided The Atom with a complete new set of melodic arrangements, managing to open doors to musical influences yet unknown. 

The Atom - Madness and shame

With September being Suicide Awareness month it's important to note one of the most startling statistics: LGBTQ teens consider suicide and make suicide attempts at about four times the national rate for all adolescents.

These numbers shed light on the critical importance of suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth.

And it's not getting any better....

With proceeds going to the Trevor Project, which focuses on suicide prevention efforts among LGBTQIA+ we want our friends, fans, loved ones and everyone to know, that we stand with you, we support you and "keep holding on my friend".

R​é​sistance Mon Amie

Résistance Mon Amie

Collab between Fredrik Helander, currently playing with swedish New Wave legends Lustans Lakejer and Christian Granquist vocalist in transatlantic Dark Wave Duo Johnathan|Christian results in Moral Hazard.

Parted by Moral Hazard

Let me start with an apology to all french speaking listeners! I don't speak french and just translated English sentences based on French words that rhyme.

The song is a pastiche (French word!) on the New romantic band Visage.
It was the result of testing the new VST plugin “paralogy64” from Full Bucket Music, “           simulating the paraphonic Crumar Trilogy and Stratus keyboards from the early 1980s”.
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/paralogy.html

French voice is provided by https://voicegenerator.io/
It has manually been split and pitch adjusted to resemble a French singer…

As usual, I have used reason and soft synths from Arturia and Cherry Audio.


LaChansonDeVisage

“Where Do We Go From Here” is a cinematic goth anthem exploring the emotional fallout of a divided nation in the wake of the 2024 U.S. election.

Opening in somber 90 BPM reflection and breaking into a 125 BPM pulse, the track merges post-punk atmosphere with lyrical unrest—capturing the moment when slogans fade and accountability begins.

Features remixes by industrial supergroup, The Joy Thieves (Ministry, Stabbing Westward, Killing Joke and more) and Steven Archer (Stoneburner / Ego Likeness), a DJ edit, and the instrumental closer Fall From Grace.

Release Date: May 16, 2025
For World Goth Day and beyond.

“We still remain. We still rise.”

Buy Get it on Bandcamp

Where Do We Go From Here

Reason with Arturia:
ARP 2600
Yamaha CS-80
Synthi V
CZ V
CMI Fairlight.

1st song with new Arturia synths

A tribute to John Carpenter. Could be some influences of Moroder and Jarre.
Reason with Arturia VST Moog modular, ARP 2600 and Oberheim SEM.

Carpenter01

New JOHNATHAN|CHRISTIAN EP Together, we´re alone - out 15th oh July!

Parted by Moral Hazard

Christian Granquist

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