90 Per Cent Hairball
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) is Moby
Jill Fraser: Pleasure Principle
Taught by John Cage, and having worked with Morton Subotnick and Serge Tcherepnin, pioneering electronicist Jill Fraser has had quite the career. Her new solo effort, reframing American revival hymns in a modular setting, finds her at the very peak of her powers
No Bounds 2024 Review
If an alien landed on planet Earth and demanded to know where they could find the best demonstration of the UK’s burgeoning electronic scene, your answer should be Sheffield’s No Bounds Festival. As our man on the ground discovers, this raucous mix of rave and immersive arts will make you never want to leave the Steel City
Custard Bazookas
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) are Assumptions about electronic musicÂ
Arsenal Mikebe
Dapper drummers take on the world
Loved-Up On Happy Pills
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) are Looney Tunes
Morten Harket stole my trousers
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) is AI
Julia-Sophie: Soul Inside
Dark, left-field, danceable and utterly compelling – reflecting personal self-destruction, love and loss, the debut solo offering from Anglo-French producer Julia-Sophie is an unflinchingly sublime future-pop confessionalÂ
British Murder Boys: Techno Twins
Anthony Child (aka Surgeon) and Karl O’Connor (aka Regis) are British Murder Boys. It’s more than 20 years since they first got together and the venerated industrial techno duo have only just released their debut album, but it’s been worth the waitÂ
DJ Donkey Botherer
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) is Blackpool