DJ Kampire: Happy Kampire

byIsaak Lewis-Smith
September 12, 2024

Touring the globe with curated sets of African club music spanning the 1970s to the present day, East African DJ Kampire is a tastemaker extraordinaire, as her debut compilation so richly attests

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Isaak Lewis-Smith

Richard Sen: Richard The First

byBen Gilbert

The debut solo album from revered DJ and producer Richard Sen is a collection of questing cosmic house and disco that explores his ancestral roots and cements his reputation as a creative polymath. Strap in for one heck of a backstory…

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Reaper On Red: Hot Fuzz

byAndrew Perry

The shadowy sonics of Cincinnati pairing Reaper On Red pulse with dark psych, brooding electronics and “gothic-shaded salvos”

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Yacht: The Shipping Forecast

byMark Roland

Former DFA recording artists Yacht have their very own belief system. They have a manifesto too. Not only that, the Los Angeles outfit produce shiny electronic pop music with side orders of extraterrestrial intelligence and future gazing. And it really is as marvellous as that all sounds

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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: Doing it by the Buchla

byBen Murphy

Appearing seemingly out of nowhere with her stop-you-in-your-tracks album ‘The Kid’, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith talks Buchla, the great outdoors, Buchla, why electronic music very much isn’t cold and uninviting… and Buchla

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William Doyle: Suburban Yearning

byBen Murphy

William Doyle’s new album finds him exploring the joy and pain of his suburban upbringing… with a little help from Brian Eno along the way

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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

DJ Kampire: Happy Kampire

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Isaak Lewis-Smith

Richard Sen: Richard The First

Reaper On Red: Hot Fuzz

Yacht: The Shipping Forecast

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: Doing it by the Buchla

William Doyle: Suburban Yearning

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

Suddi Raval ‘Hardcore Uproar’

Kurt Dahlke

Scanner ‘Runaway Train’

Molchat Doma: This Is Not My Beautiful House

Xmal Deutschland: Present And Correct

Miss Grit: Human After All

Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe: Catch Our Drift

Ladytron: ’Tron and On and On

DJ Kampire: Happy Kampire

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