Cabaret Voltaire: Sensoria Overload

byNeil Mason
March 12, 2026

Back in the shadows, sheffield’s visionary insurgents Cabaret Voltaire return to the stage with their brutalist electronics and razor-wired energy intact

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Adwaith: Cymru Out In Force

byJeremy Allen

With nods to The Cure, Can, Björk and even Turkish rock, the latest offering from Welsh trio Adwaith fuses electronics, post-punk and psych to resounding effect

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14 minute read

The Minimoog Story

byJoe Silva

Join us as we open the doors of the RA Moog Company at 49 East Main Street in Trumansburg, New York, and meet the people whose innovative ideas led to the creation of a groundbreaking synth

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10 minute read

Berlin after Bowie: Mark Reeder

byStephen Dalton

Once upon a time, at the dawn of the electronic age, Mark Reeder ran away to join the circus. He never came home again.

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8 minute read

Nathan Fake: Diamond Geezer

byJeremy Allen

With guest appearances by Clark and Wizard Apprentice, Nathan Fake’s latest release is a euphoric rush of techno, house and even jungle hues. Get thee to a dancefloor!

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7 minute read

If you still think of Lloyd Cole as a jangly popster, you’re in need of some re-education. His latest album, ‘1D’, follows on from his 2013 collaboration with krautrock pioneer Roedelius and finds him walking a fine line all the way to the future

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Arthur Baker: Quality Baked Goods

byJoe Silva

Legendary producer Arthur Baker shouldn’t really need any introduction. With a new compilation showcasing his classic 1980s remixes, he reflects on his time working with New Order, the rigours of being a full-on restaurateur, and having his own radio show