TTime Machine
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  • 5 minute read

Grand Royal

It’s autumn 1993 and if you were very, very lucky, you would have managed to lay your hands on a new magazine published by none other than the Beastie Boys. Their short-lived Grand Royal title was a total delight despite its utter chaos. Here’s why…
LLong Reads
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  • 6 minute read

Save Our Sounds

As the British Library sound archive launches a multi-million pound project to save the nation’s sounds, we take a guided tour of their ever-growing collection to get an idea of the task ahead
BBrief Encounters
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Alex Cameron

One third of Sydney-based electronic trio Seekae, frontman Alex Cameron cuts loose with a doozie of a solo album. He’s a man with stuff to say
LLong Reads
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  • 10 minute read

Robert Moog: Memory Moog

We all know him as Robert Moog, the godfather of the synthesiser, a man whose role in the history of electronic sound cannot be overStated. But to Michelle Moog-Koussa, he was plain old Dad, who helped her with her piano lessons, chopped wood for the fire, and liked gardening and canoeing and star gazing. Ahead of a new documentary about Bob Moog that Michelle is putting together for release next year, we get a fascinating and highly personal insight into the everyday life of a legend
LLong Reads
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  • 7 minute read

130701 Records: Living By Numbers

Home to a bunch of upcoming young gun composers working to blur the lines between electronic and classical music, 130701 Records celebrates itS 15th anniversary this month. Whatever happened to Max Richter, Hauskcha and Jóhann Jóhannsson, eh? Dave Howell, the man at the controls, tells the label’s tale
FFirst and Last and Always
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Russ Litten

Fresh from his fascinating collaboration with Steve Cobby, poet and author Russ Litten talks about the first and last record he bought, and the one he always goes back to