Rupert Thomas
Erasers’ Rupert Thomas on the first and last records he bought, and his go-to album
Tim Gane
Ghost Power’s Tim Gane tunes in to the quick-fire question machine
Faceless ‘Achievement’ (Noisebox, 1995)
Norfolk’s answer to The Chemical Brothers, Alistair Cormack and Thomas Albrighton were an ambient dub duo from Norwich.
Kincaid
Musical magpie keeps it in the family
O Yuki Conjugate
O Yuki Conjugate’s Andrew Hulme and Roger Horberry face the quick-fire question machine
The Captain Francisco
Elvis joins the electronic ranks
Zeus B Held
Gina X Performance’s Zeus B Held takes to the chair as we stoke up the quick-fire question machine
Holodrum
Yorkshire disco-spangled synthpop
Kings of Convenience ‘Versus’ (Source, 2001)
‘Quiet Is The New Loud’, the debut album from Norway’s Kings Of Convenience – Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe – is the gentlest strum and pluck of a record, and the Bergen duo were cast very much from an old school folk tradition.
Ken Downie
The Black Dog’s Ken Downie pulls up a chair and faces down the quick-fire question machine