Warp 9
Freewheeling through time and space, Kris Needs continues his adventures in sound. This month: ‘Nunk’ by Warp 9
ESG ‘UFO’
Renee Scroggins of South Bronx avant-funkers ESG on how they created ‘UFO’, their much-sampled track of 1980, as “something fun to dance to”
Arthur Lipsett
Resident archivist Jack Dangers examines the extraordinary stock of filmmaker and audio collage creator, Arthur Lipsett
Salmon Universe
Location: London, UK Est: 2018
Andrew Hung
Andrew Hung reveals the first and last albums he bought and the one he turns to in an emergency
Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Company ‘Like A Duck To Water’ (Earthquack, 1976)
Imagine a time when, as a concession to your audience, you’d show them cartoons while you were busy repatching your synthesisers between songs.
Dave Henderson
Wild Planet kingpin Dave Henderson makes himself comfy in front of the quick-fire question machine
Why Am I Not A Famous Novelist?
“Words are stupid” Tom Tom Club once said. When they’re in the hands of a particular columnist they are.
The Orb: Babblin’ On
In this extract from his new book ‘Babble On An’ Ting’, detailing Alex Paterson’s extraordinary life and work, Kris Needs talks to his long-time friend about the blurred boundaries of The Orb, the KLF and Space
Peace Chord: Sound And Fury
Daniel Robertson, founder member of Vancouver post-punk tearaways Crack Cloud, discusses the contrasting calm of his new solo project, Peace Chord