Crimewave: Long Arm Of The Loud

byFat Roland
January 15, 2026

Fresh from Manchester’s electronic underground, Crimewave twists warped loops, trip hop vibes and shoegazey fuzz into a blistering maelstrom of energy – with not a synth in sight

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Robin Vincent: My Modular Journey

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Music tech guru Robin Vincent on his conversion – and subsequent addiction to – modular synthesis

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We Are The Robots: The Roboticisation of Kraftwerk

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Andrew Weatherall: “I’m a sponge, I want to soak up everything”

byPush

The first interview with Andrew Weatherall outside of his role in the band Bocca Juniors, which was originally published in the UK weekly music paper Melody Maker on 17 August 1991

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