Stephen Mallinder: Collaborations

byNeil Mason
July 14, 2022

Stephen Mallinder may have just three solo albums to his name, but he’s been a serial collaborator throughout his career. Here are some of his finest moments…

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The new Field Music offering, ‘Limits Of Language’, finds brothers Peter and David Brewis in a nostalgic mood. Overdosing on Marmite in their favourite Wearside cafe, they look back on the vanished eateries and melancholy early Septembers of their youth

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Gary Numan: Telekonesis

byRob Fitzpatrick

Released in 1980, Gary Numan’s ‘Telekon’ album wasn’t just a stark, futuristic landmark of electronic music – it was the sound of a young man grappling with sudden, overwhelming fame

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5 minute read

Guedra Guedra: Beats Across Borders

byOli Warwick

Rooted in Pan-African tradition, Moroccan artist Guedra Guedra deploys a broad palette of sounds and vital rhythms from across his home continent

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Floorplan: We Are Family

byKris Needs

From Detroit techno legend – a key member of Underground Resistance, no less – to Alabama church preacher, Robert Hood is a man on a mission. Now he’s teaming up with his daughter Lyric Hood under the name Floorplan and the result is wholly exhilarating

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Ralph Lundsten: In The Realm Of The Dream Master

byScott Blixen

Colossus of the Swedish electronic scene. Artist, filmmaker and all-round legend in his own lifetime. Ralph Lundsten‘s musical output throughout his decades-long career has been prodigious. And he has done it all in some style

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Xeno & Oaklander: In A Different League

byOli Warwick

NY synthpop duo Xeno & Oaklander are back with their ninth album, and it’s a real corker – all retro-futuristic earworms, analogue anthems and an intriguingly murky backstory

Stephen Mallinder: Collaborations

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Neil Mason

Field Music: Cafe Society

Gary Numan: Telekonesis

Guedra Guedra: Beats Across Borders

Floorplan: We Are Family

Ralph Lundsten: In The Realm Of The Dream Master

Xeno & Oaklander: In A Different League

Alan Rankine ‘Party Fears Two’

Keigo Oyamada, aka Cornelius,

801, The Supergroup That Lasted Six Weeks

Telefis: Town to Town

‘Anar Band’

Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe: Catch Our Drift

Rusty Egan: Mixing It Up

I Monster: Bugged Out

Stephen Mallinder: Collaborations

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