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Shuuush, it’s the new sound of Bristol
Henry Green
Shuuush, it’s the new sound of Bristol
James Holden: Animal Magic
From acclaimed prog house DJ to moroccan Gnawa music collaborator would seem a fairly expansive career arc for any musician, but for James Holden it was just the beginning…
Alison Moyet
Ever wondered about the influences that have shaped Alison Moyet? Well, wonder no more…
Welcome to Night Vale: Things That Go Bump in The Night
It’s the twice-monthly podcast that everyone’s talking about: featuring off-the-wall updates from a fictional backwater community, it’s time to say hello to ‘Welcome to Night Vale’
Brokenchord
Precision engineered triptronica
Clint Mansell: Grebo Guru
From Stourbridge to Hollywood, from Pop Will Eat Itself to blockbuster film soundtracks, we pick the brain of in-demand composer Clint Mansell, to see if we can get to the bottom of what it takes to be an, erm, in-demand composer…
Bark Psychosis: Let’s Talk About ‘Hex’, Baby
They might have launched a thousand post-rock ships, but who the heck were Bark Psychosis? As their seminal 1994 ‘Hex’ album gets a welcome reissue, frontman Graham Sutton tells all…
Indian Wells
Italiano crisp ’n’ creative ’tronica
Shining ‘Din’ (Synthetic Symphony, 1995)
"I’d become a Nitzer Ebb fan on the release of 1992’s Alan Wilder-produced ‘Ebbhead’, a frustrating time to become a fan of the band because they went on a three-year hiatus pretty much straight after they released that record."