Department S ‘Sub-Stance’ (Ltm, 2003)
"After three great singles, you just expect an album..."
Actuel ‘Monuments’ (Actuel, 1984)
"I first came across Actuel when I heard their song ‘Day’s End’ beam out of the background noise provided by online radio..."
Cujo ‘Adventures In Foam’ (Ninebar, 1996)
"My introduction to Cujo, the name under which Amon Adonai Santos De Araújo Tobin made his earliest recordings..."
Brandy Dalton Of Drance ‘Fallen Angel Music’ (Titan Studios, 1999)
"Nostalgia is like some mute serpent, slipping steadily north inside us, until it reaches a spot where it can constrict our hearts"
Michael Garrison ‘In The Regions Of Sunreturn’ (Windspell, 1979)
"Born on an astral vibe of old skool VCFs, the record was dedicated at the time to “The infinite journeys of Voyager 1 and Voyager 2”..."
Roger Powell ‘Air Pocket’ (Bearsville, 1980)
"The window is about 20 years, more or less. That’s the point where that obscure band you loved is mostly forgotten about..."
Various Artists ‘Blueprints For Modern (Techno)Logy Vol 1’ (Plus 8, 1991)
"Our first mistake was wandering unprepared into that hip Atlanta boutique where they sold all that rave clobber, and asking for a recommendation on a hot local DJ."
Eberhard Schoener ‘Bali-Agúng’ (Harvest, 1976)
"The renowned German musician, composer, conductor and arranger had discarded traditional orchestral instruments in favour of the Moog..."
Paddy Kingsland ‘Fourth Dimension’ (BBC, 1973)
“I was on the phone with [redacted] from Sonic Youth… ”
Various Artists ‘Retro Techno / Detroit Definitive – Emotions Electric’ (Network, 1991)
The North in the late 1980s and early 90s was not a bad place to be if you were into left-field music and dancing...