REVIEWS
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Lucifer’s Aid are back with an album filled with surprises. Enter and Exit is the fifth full-length release from Calle Nilsson’s core project, but it is also the most diverse. …
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William Wainwright, the son of two schoolteachers, dropped out of school at the age of sixteeen. William Orbit, the producer of Madonna, Blur, and Britney Spears, is on stage in …
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The first journey with Cosmic Garden Project took listeners on adventures around Planet Earth. The psychedelic visions evoked by the band covered a variety of terrains. The tracks on The …
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Sweden’s poptronica pioneers are back with an EP inspired by the sounds of Synth Britannia. Om ett tag [EN: In a While] is the result of Eddie Bengtsson revisiting the …
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“Alreet?” The familiar Tyneside greeting is the question posed by Edvard Graham Lewis on his new album. Best known as a member of Wire, Lewis has carved many trails in …
INTERVIEWS
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Dave Henderson’s contributions to the alternative music scene are almost too many to count. At Sounds, he advocated for electronic and industrial acts; providing vital exposure to the nascent scene. …
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A sound starts to rise that conjours the ghost of Throbbing Gristle. The industrial ambience of the Beck Road jazz funk combo is, in the way of these things, consumed …
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It has been twenty years since Torny Gottberg started up Progress Productions. The Swedish label has released dozens of albums over that time – from box sets of Cosmic Overdose …
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Founded in Hornchurch, Silicon Teens were the first of the Essex electronic groups that found their way to Daniel Miller’s Mute imprint at the beginning of the 1980s. Organised as …