Sir-Vere
MK Rocktronica dons
Henry Green
Shuuush, it’s the new sound of Bristol
Bamboo Smoke
Hazy beats meet emotive pipes
The Doors, Beaver & Krause, crafty guitarist John Fahey and techno godhead Mike Dunn…
Off the reviewing hook and free to scribble about whatever the heck he likes, this issue our esteemed columnist covers off The Doors, Beaver & Krause, crafty guitarist John Fahey and techno godhead Mike Dunn…
Drizzled with sizzling techno
“It’s Christmas time and there’s no need to be afraid”, goes the song. Thing is, it’s when our loose cannon of columnist is at his most dangerous…
Joe Meek, Hendrix, Hawkwind
Whoah, right? What’s going on here then? Well, we’ve unleashed our esteemed columnist, freed him from regular reviewing duties and he’s now going to be riding to work on a Smorgasboard of interesting stuff. Viva the electronic celebration!
‘The Flat Earth’
Our resident archivist pulls Thomas Dolby’s 1984 classic ‘The Flat Earth’ from the shelves of his collection to be admired anew for its song smithery and its connections to No Wave, Telex and David Bowie
Souns
Deep, dark rumbling aural communcation
Shelter Point
Slow and low that is the tempo
Kim Ki O
The sound of diy dissent from Turkey