Nik Colk Void: Dark Matters

bySharon O'Connell
April 14, 2022

With an impressive track record as a serial collaborator, Nik Colk Void is finally striking out on her own. Exploring some weighty ideas, her debut solo album ‘Bucked Up Space’ will have you flexing the grey stuff

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Sharon O'Connell

Dot Allison: Branching Out

byJonathan Wright

Expansive, lyrical and shot through with ideas around consciousness and an interconnected world, the latest long-player from Dot Allison may just be her best work yet

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8 minute read

Stephen Mallinder: Mal Content

byDavid Stubbs

As a member of Wrangler and Creep Show as well as holding down a university lecturing post, former Cabs man Stephen Mallinder has somehow found time for a solo album

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9 minute read

Albums Of The Year, 2022

byVel Ilic

After another tumultuous year and a cavalcade of great music, choosing our 50 favourite albums of 2022 hasn’t been easy.

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13 minute read

Paul Hartnoll: Time Lord

bySimon Price

Paul Hartnoll, the creative force behind Orbital, is back with a new album under the name 8:58 and it’s all about time. The clock is ticking…

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15 minute read

808 State: State of the Nation

byBen Willmott

Graham Massey and Andrew Barker talk Rolands, Manchester, Tony Wilson, Pete Waterman, Cash Generator, and selling pop records by mistake

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9 minute read

Sonic Boom: The Avant-Gardener

byDavid Pollock

Former Spacemen 3 big wheel Pete Kemper discusses his collaborations with everyone from Delia Derbyshire to Silver Apples and explains why he’s resurrected his Sonic Boom alias after a gap of 30 years

Nik Colk Void: Dark Matters

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Sharon O'Connell

Dot Allison: Branching Out

Stephen Mallinder: Mal Content

Albums Of The Year, 2022

Paul Hartnoll: Time Lord

808 State: State of the Nation

Sonic Boom: The Avant-Gardener

The 1990s Finnish Electro Scene

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith

Suicide, Brussels, 1978

Moby: To The Beat, Y’all!

Ultramarine : From Mundane To Magical

Ela Minus: Day Tripper

Fran & Flora: Take a Bow

Hekla: Holy Wail

Nik Colk Void: Dark Matters

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