Bumper Harvest
Our fearless audio adventurer Kris Needs casts a beady ear over a bumper harvest of recorded marvels, and all for your listening pleasure
Sonic Cathedral
Location: London Est: 2004
Jonathan More
Coldcut’s Jonathan More reveals the first and last records he bought and the one he always carries in his DJ box in case of emergencies
Tod Dockstader ‘Eight Electronic Pieces’ (Folkways, 1961)
It all began with a black and white photo, chanced upon in a book on the history of 20th century music.
Sam Shepherd
Floating Points’ Sam Shepherd gets comfy as we crank up the incessant questioning machine…
Pixx: X Marks the Spot
Stepping out of stage school and into a record deal with 4AD isn’t the usual route for a BRIT School graduate, but Pixx isn’t your usual sort of recording artist…
Orbital: Up and Atom
After a four-year hiatus, the Hartnoll brothers are marking the return of Orbital with a string of summer festival dates. Paul and Phil talk family feuds, kicking ass live, and brand new recordings, plus their love of Kraftwerk and, erm, Morris dancing. You read it here first, folks
Kraftwerk : Auf Der Autobahn Mit Kraftwerk
As Kraftwerk visit the Uk for their most extensive tour since 1981, we trace the evolution of the Kraftwerk live experience – from dope smoke-filled hippy happenings IN the early 1970s to the sleek 3D art installations of the 21st century
Gearbox Records: Future Analogue
Vintage gear is at the heart of the Gearbox Records operation that provides high quality vinyl releases with every step undertaken in-house. Meet the London-based label with a difference…