Sparks: Mael Men

Ron and Russell Mael talk about Veronica Lake, North Korean military pageantry and their expanding collection of trainers and snow globes. Oh, and their 25th studio album, ‘The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte’. Yes, it’s just another day in the strange and beautiful world of Sparks

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The Wolfgang Press: Back To The Future

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byMark Roland

As ‘Blade Runner 2049’ hits cinema screens, the news that the film’s soundtrack composer Jóhann Jóhannsson has been replaced at the 11th hour by Hans Zimmer comes with a sense of déjà vu. Like a time warping Philip K Dick short story, didn’t all this happen before? It certainly did…

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Bob Fischer

Tangerine Dream: Dream Ticket

Clock DVA: Back To The Future

The Wolfgang Press: Back To The Future

Stephen Mallinder: “Meet You at The Fish Tank at Half Eleven”

Marsheaux: Breathe In The Air

From Forbidden Planet to Blade Runner 2049: The Troubled Past (And Future) of The Sci-Fi Soundtrack

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Tangerine Dream: Dream Ticket

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Sparks: Mael Men

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