Blood And Biscuits
Location: London Est: 2008
Rusty Egan
Blitz club lynchpin and modern day electronic music lightning rod, Rusty Egan picks his first and last records he bought and the one he turns to in emergencies
Carl Crack ‘Black Ark’ (DHR Limited, 1998)
"Berlin’s Digital Hardcore Recordings produced a whole host of amazing bands with one aim – to reimagine the anarchic, angry spirit of punk through electronica"
Jason Stoll
Impressive Psyche, free jazz, drone and metal collective Sex Swing serve up bassist Jason Stoll to take one for the team from our quick-fire question machine
Andrew Hung ‘The Greasy Strangler’ (Death Waltz Recording Company)
Grease is the Word
Neil Arthur
Blancmange/Near Future’s Neil Arthur shares the influences that shaped him. And yes, the sound of grouting is among them…
David M Allen
David M Allen, who was just Dave Allen when he was the engineer on The Human’s League’s ‘Dare’ album, recalls the birth of Martin Rushent’s legendary Genetic Studios
Noise
Noise has been a part of recorded music since its earliest days. Our resident curator of rare discs digs out a few examples that use noise to make music. or are they just noisy records?
Kin Klave
Death metal drummer turns tables with downtempo delights
Code Elektro
Back to the retro future with analogue meets digital sci-fi fun