Salman Gita ‘Sussan’
Salman Gita reveals the tale behind Loop Guru’s 1994 indie chart smasheroo ‘Sussan’
In The Nursery ‘Stormhorse’ (Sweatbox, 1987)
"I was at the centre of the greatest story ever told and I’d never felt more alive."
Robert Leiner ‘Visions Of The Past’ (Apollo, 1994)
It was quite remarkable. It still is.
Phil Manzanera
Back when things weren’t how they are now. We’re heading back to the sizzling summer of 1976, where one-time Roxy Music colleagues Phil Manzanera and Brian Eno are heading up the intense but brief experiment they called 801
Cosey Fanni Tutti: The Book of Revelation
From art provocateur to porn star to electronic music legend (Throbbing Gristle, Chris & Cosey, Carter Tutti), there’s nobody quite like Cosey Fanni Tutti. Which is perhaps just as well. No wonder her autobiography – ‘Art Sex Music’, a title that pretty much sums up her incredible life – is every bit as revealing and shocking and fascinating as you might imagine
Hauschka and Max Richter: “Music is a beautiful thing to spend your time doing”
When two of the world’s finest contemporary composers get together for a chat, best leave them to it
Tony James ‘Love Missile F1-11’
Sigue Sigue Sputnik founder Tony James casts his mind back to 1986 and ‘Love Missile F1-11’, a record that sounded – and still sounds – like nothing else
THE ORB ‘Cow / Chill Out, World!‘ (Kompakt)
Adventures Beyond The Udderworld
Rick Foster ‘Son Of My Father’
Rick Foster recalls the making of Chicory Tip’s 1972 hit ‘Son Of My Father’, the first UK Number One record to feature a synthesiser as the lead instrument
The Scott 4 Free Rock Orchestra
You might remember them as Scott 4, but it was as The Scott 4 Free Rock Orchestra that they released ‘E-S-P’, a record that flipped from electrofunk to chillout to weirdo reggae without missing a beat