Leon Vynehall: More More More

byStephen Dalton
April 15, 2021

A cornucopia of artistic influences, Leon Vynehall makes music that’s sweeping in cultural scale and ambition. He talks about his new album ‘Rare, Forever’ and the experiences that have shaped it

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Doublespeak: Speak & Spell Bound

byStephen Dalton

Vince Clarke, Neil Arthur and Benge are bona fide synthpop royalty. Now they’ve united as Doublespeak – a supergroup reimagining the past with style and swagger

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Robert Calvert: Freq Out

byJoe Banks

It would seem that the solo output of Hawkwind’s visionary frontman Robert Calvert is something of a best-kept secret. We reveal the untold story of his maverick work as an electronic pioneer

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Paranoid London: Clear The Decks

byKris Needs

With just a few rickety machines, Paranoid London are taking a new broom to the DIY spirit of acid house. On their latest album, abetted by Alan Vega and Arthur Baker, they’re bringing sleaze back to dance music

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Dennis Bovell: Dubplentyofbasswithmyheadmanyeah

byAndrew Woods

From his time in 1970s reggae trailblazers Matumbi to his recent work with The Pop Group, Dennis Bovell is a man so steeped in dub that he can even make Joss Stone sound good. Production licks? He’s got ‘em

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I Speak Machine: Undead or Alive

byStephen Dalton

As if creating a spot-on retro horror flick soundtrack isn’t enough, los Angeles-based I Speak Machine have made the film to go with it. ‘Zombies 1985’ even stars Gary Numan’s kids…

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Tristan Perich: Pattern Recognition

byJonathan Wright

American composer and sound artist Tristan Perich tells us about using 1-bit electronics, working with organ virtuoso James McVinnie, and the importance of patterns in making music

Leon Vynehall: More More More

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Stephen Dalton

Doublespeak: Speak & Spell Bound

Robert Calvert: Freq Out

Paranoid London: Clear The Decks

Dennis Bovell: Dubplentyofbasswithmyheadmanyeah

I Speak Machine: Undead or Alive

Tristan Perich: Pattern Recognition

The Cleaners From Venus ‘Corridor Of Dreams’

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The RAH Band ‘The Crunch’

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Philippe Petit: Little Wonder

Simple Minds: Natural High

Air: Shoot For The Moon

Matt Berry: Make Some Noise

Leon Vynehall: More More More

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