The Loved Drones ‘Good Luck Universe’ (Gonzai)
Sparky motorik licks from Belgium’s industrial ruins
Qluster ‘Echtzeit’ (Bureau B)
Roedelius marks six decades at electronic coalface with subtle masterpiece
Metamono ‘Creative Listening’ (Instrumentarium)
South London electro-punks uncork sophomore stunner
K-X-P ‘III Part II’ (Öm/Svart)
Attitude-fuelled, volcanic electronic post-punk offering
Audio Miner
Like an audio miner, Kris Needs heads off with his hard hat and a big shovel and we eagerly await his return with a bucketful of essential new tuneage… Oh look, he’s back Â
Weird And Wonderful
Our man on the inside serves up another selection of weird and wonderful reviews of weird and wonderful records
This Heat ‘This Heat/Health And Efficiency/Deceit’ (Modern Classics)
Post-punk experimentalists mark 40th anniversary with deluxe reissues
The Advent/Various Artists ‘Collection 100’ (Kombination Research)
Cisco Ferreira and heavyweight friends celebrate 20 years of defiant techno bangers
Corking Tuneage
This latest instalment finds our esteemed columnist knee-deep in goat’s scrotums, masturbating ducks and hippo flatulence… oh and some corking tuneage Â
Suicide: Dream Baby Dream
Myth and legend are never more than a step away from Suicide. In a new book by our very own Kris Needs, ‘Dream Baby Dream — Suicide, A New York Story’, Alan Vega and Martin Rev reveal the inside line on their extraordinary career. With this exclusive extract, we’re treated to the gobsmacking first-hand recollections of the recording sessions that lead to their startling 1977 eponymous debut album