Special pre-order for our January 2027 issue

PRE-ORDER OPEN NOW!! We’re doing a special pre-order for the January 2027 issue of Electronic Sound, which has DAVID BOWIE on the cover as we mark the 50th anniversary of ‘Low’ with an awesome feature about the first of his Berlin Trilogy albums. The piece has been written by author and musicologist Leah Kardos, who co-founded the Visconti Studio in London with long-time Bowie producer Tony Visconti. 

Alongside the magazine, we have an exclusive double CD of tracks that evoke the mood of the glorious electronic instrumentals on ‘Low’, the likes of ‘Warszawa’ and ‘Subterraneans’. Bringing together new commissions, existing originals and startling covers, the contributors to this compilation include JOHN FOXX, MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO, CLUSTER, CONRAD SCHNITZLER, THE UTOPIA STRONG, DYLAN HOWE, GLOBO, ULRICH SCHNAUSS & MARK PETERS, J WILLGOOSE ESQ, PYROLATOR, METAMATICS and more. 

We’re expecting a high demand for this issue and we’re doing a pre-order to give as many people as possible an opportunity to buy a copy. The stock we put into our online shop on publication day is always limited and popular issues sell out quickly, so we’d strongly urge you to click the link below to make sure you don’t miss out! 

* You can pre-order the magazine and double CD bundle or just the magazine on its own 
* Pre-orders will be mailed in mid-January, shortly before publication day
* Please note that any other items you buy at the same time as your pre-order will be held and shipped to you together with the David Bowie issue

Click here to pre-order your Bowie magazine + double CD bundle

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