Norman Cook
DJ, producer and restaurateur Norman Cook expands on his love of punk, street art, good food and more
Tom Furse ‘Ecstatic Meditations’ (Lo Recordings)
When not tinkling ivories for The Horrors, Tom Furse can be found at his Margate studio working on……
Beverly Glenn-Copeland: A Singular Life
At the age of 77, after 50 years of making a huge array of music, ranging from jazz-inflected folk to ambient soundscapes to operatic trip hop, the unique talent of Beverly Glenn-Copeland is finally being recognised
Acid Pauli ‘MOD’ (Ouïe)
Germany’s Martin Gretschmann, aka Acid Pauli, might be best known for his club-geared techno, but he’s always been…
Yello: Holy Banana
Dieter Meier and Boris Blank are back with a new Yello album. Four years in the making, it’s a collection of typically sassy and surreal electronic pop songs, including one with a mysterious fruit reference…
Soulwax: Come In Number 30
Created entirely on an ultra-rare EMS Synthi 100, Soulwax have made the mythical instrument sound like you’ve never heard it before. But then you’d expect nothing less from the ever-inventive Stephen and David Dewaele
William Doyle: Suburban Yearning
William Doyle’s new album finds him exploring the joy and pain of his suburban upbringing… with a little help from Brian Eno along the way
Acid Revival: Long Live The Squelch
Of late, it’s not just Paranoid London who are reviving the squirming electronic funk of the acid sound. The underground is teeming with producers, DJs and events powered by the 303…
Section 25: Hilltop Blues
Ignored and derided during their early years, Section 25 have rightfully been favourably reassessed over the intervening years. With the release of a new boxset, the band’s Vin Cassidy traces their tumultuous history…
Eric Random: Totally Wired
Manchester post-punk innovator and electronic music adventurer Eric Random has seen a surge of interest recently in his classic material, and he’s returned with one of his best albums, the analogue synth-driven ‘Wire Me Up’