Jean-Michel Jarre: Man Of The Future

byJeremy Allen
December 8, 2022

Jean-Michel Jarre is forever looking to move inexorably forward. His latest album, ‘Oxymore’, is a musique concrète record created with 21st century technology, pushing 3D binaural sound to incredible new levels and keeping the French maestro several steps ahead of the curve. Headphones on…

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Andy Bell and Timothy Clerkin: Connection Is Made

John Carpenter: Feel The Fear

The Flaming Lips: Wayne’s (and Steve’s) World

Doug McKechnie: The Catalytic Agent

Alex H Duncan: Rub Of The Green

The Pop Group: Agit-Future-Funkateers

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Jean-Michel Jarre: Man Of The Future

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