Late 1960s Greek Music
Resident archivist Jack Dangers explores a rare boxset of Greek music from the late 1960s, released under a military dictatorship
The First Electronic Demo Record In The World
Resident archivist Jack Dangers has found what may well be the first electronic demo record in the world
Eduardo Polonio ‘Cuenca’
Resident archivist Jack Dangers checks out ‘Cuenca’, an album by Spanish composer Eduardo Polonio
Le Group De Recherches Musicales De La RTF ‘Musique Expérimentale’
Resident archivist Jack Dangers looks at the album ‘Musique Expérimentale’, a collection of releases from renowned Paris tape music innovators Le Group De Recherches Musicales De La RTF
‘Seven Songs’
Resident archivist Jack Dangers reaches for an old favourite – the foundational industrial output of 23 Skidoo from their 1982 album, ‘Seven Songs’
‘Trying To Escape’ Foreign World
Resident archivist Jack Dangers looks at an album by Foreign World that’s stuffed with strange art inserts – and the music is even more peculiar
Roberto Gerhard
Resident archivist Jack Dangers ponders a seven-inch called ‘Electronic Music’ by overlooked composer Roberto Gerhard
‘Fairlight Computer Musical Instrument’
Resident archivist Jack Dangers reaches for a rare seven-inch Fairlight demo disc from the dawn of the sampling era
Bob James Trio
Resident archivist Jack Dangers pulls out a record by Bob James Trio, which resides in the slender Venn slice where electronic music and jazz co-exist
Religious Records
Our resident archivist Jack Dangers gets all spiritual with some religious records from his archive. Meat Beat Manifesto fans might like to think of as bit of “God OD”