The School of Electronic Music

Resident archivist Jack Dangers looks at a newly compiled collection of electronic works by Scottish-Canadian animator Norman McLaren

Resident archivist Jack Dangers checks out ‘Esempi Di Musica Elettronica’, a scarce 1960s seven-inch single from Italy

Resident archivist Jack Dangers revisits the New York no wave scene to explore Social Climbers and their one-off, self-titled 1981 album

Resident archivist Jack Dangers shows us ‘Anar Band’, the sole album from an experimental Iberian outfit of the late 1970s

Resident archivist Jack Dangers returns from his vault with ‘Coughing Up Fire!!!’, an album that encapsulates a remarkable 1980s London scene

Resident archivist Jack Dangers finds an untitled avant-garde electronic record from 1970s Puerto Rico

Jack Dangers picks apart the world of difficult and expensive academic electronic music from the dawn of synth, and settles on Scritti Politti

Resident archivist Jack Dangers explores a rare boxset of Greek music from the late 1960s, released under a military dictatorship

Resident archivist Jack Dangers has found what may well be the first electronic demo record in the world

Resident archivist Jack Dangers checks out ‘Cuenca’, an album by Spanish composer Eduardo Polonio