Jim Nollman

byJack Dangers
September 9, 2021

Resident archivist Jack Dangers talks to the animals with Jim Nollman, whose 1982 album sees him playing heavy metal guitar underwater to a pod of orcas

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Walter Sear

byJack Dangers

Resident archivist Jack Dangers arrives at the Moogsploitation records of Walter Sear by way of the avant-garde electronics of William S Fischer

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‘Fairlight Computer Musical Instrument’

byJack Dangers

Resident archivist Jack Dangers reaches for a rare seven-inch Fairlight demo disc from the dawn of the sampling era

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Vladimir Ussachevsky

byJack Dangers

Resident archivist Jack Dangers looks at obscure film music by Russian composer, Vladimir Ussachevsky

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With the death of Don Buchla recently, his iconic synths have been on the minds of many. Our resident archivist rummages through his collection and highlights a selection of records made using Buchla’s quirky set-up

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