Andy Fosberry
Sci-fi soundtracker goes soul searching
Castles In Space: King Of The Castle
With releases from the likes of Polypores and Concretism, Castles In Space is one of the UK’s most essential independent labels. And it all started in the unlikely setting of the bar at Barrow Association Football Club
Robert Marlow ‘The Peter Pan Effect’ (Energy, 1983)
The Gods of Pop work in decidedly mysterious ways.
Various Artists ‘Intermission’ (Ghost Box)
Box of Delights
Nikmis
A life-changing conversation with Virginia’s hippest teenager, thwarted Hammond organ entrepreneurship, and 18 albums of classical synth suites… written on a ukulele. Enter the magical realm of Nikmis
Roman Angelos
Space-age retrofuturistic muzak
Dreamies ‘Auralgraphic Entertainment’ (Stone Theatre Productions, 1973)
There are two types of Beatles fan in the world.
Kl(aüs): Up The Bracket
A friendship forged in Tasmania, cemented in Sydney and immortalised in two two epic, yet intimate albums. Stewart Lawler and Jonathan Elliott are Kl(aüs) and they have something important to say about umlauts
Ron Geesin ‘Electrosound’ (KPM, 1972)
The track titles alone sound like long-lost episodes of early 1970s ‘Doctor Who’.
The Home Current: Current Affairs
Releasing a mere seven albums in the last 18 months, what has made Danish DJ/producer Martin Jensen – aka The Home Current – such an unstoppable force? Among the unlikely answers are Brexit and birdwatchingÂ