Jim Thirwell
A Master of the psuedonym, Foetus big chief Jim Thirwell reveals the first and last records he bought and the disc he turns to in times of need
Sonic Cathedral
Location: London Est: 2004
Jonathan More
Coldcut’s Jonathan More reveals the first and last records he bought and the one he always carries in his DJ box in case of emergencies
Sam Shepherd
Floating Points’ Sam Shepherd gets comfy as we crank up the incessant questioning machine…
Gearbox Records: Future Analogue
Vintage gear is at the heart of the Gearbox Records operation that provides high quality vinyl releases with every step undertaken in-house. Meet the London-based label with a difference…
A Man Called Adam ‘Barefoot In The Head’
Sally Rodgers talks about the rise and rise of A Man Called Adam’s 1990 Balearic classic ‘Barefoot In The Head’
Coda To Coda: Adventures In Modern Recording
Sound specialists who create subtle aural worlds that you might not notice if you weren’t listening for them, the work of the London-based Coda To Coda adorns TV shows, feature films, documentaries and exhibitions, including their inventive soundscape for The Science Museums’ ‘Robots’ show
Central Processing Unit
Location: Sheffield, UK Est: 2012
Abba: Thank You For The Music
ABBA may well be best known as Sweden’s worst-dressed but best-selling exporters of the 1970s, but Benny Andersson was also a bona fide synth pioneer. Don’t believe us? Read on…
Vince Clarke
One half of Erasure, the one and only Vince Clarke reveals the first and last records he bought and the one he always reaches for in times of trouble