The Endless House Foundation ‘Endless House’ (Dramatic, 2011)

byJoe Silva
February 11, 2021

You might have wished you were at Glasto 94. Or The Screen On The Green in 77. Or Hyde Park in 69 for that matter.

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Sandra Cross ‘The MMs Bar Recordings’ (Trunk, 2011)

bySpenser Tomson

As someone who writes about a lot of weird music, I can get desensitised to it. The soundtrack to an imaginary film about school dinners? Meh.

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Synergy ‘Sequencer’

byMark Roland

X marks the spot when it comes to unearthing lost gems from the hidden chest of electronic music past. This month, we dig up ‘Sequencer’, Synergy’s seminal late 1970s album

BBuried Treasure

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Various Artists ‘Retro Techno / Detroit Definitive – Emotions Electric’ (Network, 1991)

byCarl Griffin

The North in the late 1980s and early 90s was not a bad place to be if you were into left-field music and dancing...

BBuried Treasure

3 minute read

It was overlooked when it came out in 1997. It remains overlooked now. But Sluts’n’Strings & 909’s ‘Carrera’ album is the musical equivalent of an enormous chest brimming with sparkly and glittery things

BBuried Treasure

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Amanda Lear ‘Sweet Revenge’ (Ariola, 1978)

byJeremy Allen

Amanda Lear’s ‘Sweet Revenge’ sold remarkably well on the continent when eurodisco was in its infancy in 1978, even if it made little headway in the UK

BBuried Treasure

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Boom Boom Satellites ‘7 Ignitions’ (R&S, 1998)

byMark Roland

In 1997, R&S Records’ UK head honcho, Bob Fisher, persuaded me to check out a new band from Japan at a small venue in Camden.

The Endless House Foundation ‘Endless House’ (Dramatic, 2011)

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Joe Silva

Sandra Cross ‘The MMs Bar Recordings’ (Trunk, 2011)

Synergy ‘Sequencer’

Various Artists ‘Retro Techno / Detroit Definitive – Emotions Electric’ (Network, 1991)

‘Carrera’

Amanda Lear ‘Sweet Revenge’ (Ariola, 1978)

Boom Boom Satellites ‘7 Ignitions’ (R&S, 1998)

Man Parrish ‘Hip Hop, Be Bop (Don’t Stop)’

Bob Stanley

Scanner ‘Runaway Train’

Dubstar: May The North Be With You

Fever Ray: Free Radical

Field Music: Cafe Society

Joe Meek: No Ordinary Joe

Emma Anderson: Out Of Her Shell

The Endless House Foundation ‘Endless House’ (Dramatic, 2011)

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