Nightmares On Wax: Freedom Of Speech

On ‘Shout Out! To Freedom…’, the latest musical adventure from Nightmares On Wax, George Evelyn explores the human spirit’s need for liberty. The process led to deep conversations with both others and himself

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Matt Parker

Nicolas Godin: Homes Alone

byMat Smith

Not so much dancing to it, but certainly soundtracking it, Nicolas Godin’s second solo album, ‘Concrete And Glass’, pays tribute to the career he should have had if music hadn’t come calling…

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9 minute read

UNE: Never Mind The Balkans

byBob Fischer

As UNE, BBC Radio DJ Mark Radcliffe and beats-obsessed boffin Paul Langley pay homage to the war memorials of the former Yugoslavia with their third album, ‘Spomenik’

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12 minute read

Cold War Electronica: Atomic Anthems

byMat Smith

Five synth-driven gems from the 1980s that captured the paranoia and effervescent pop of the nuclear age – tales of tension, technology, hope and fear, as told by the artists themselves

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8 minute read

The Lost Stoned Pandas: You Know When You’ve Been Panda’d

byKris Needs

Pete Bingham, lynchpin of cosmic rockers Sendelica, has put together one of the weirdest musical collectives known to man. Or beast. Meet The Lost Stoned Pandas, whose members include Electronic Sound’s own space voyager, Panda Kris

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13 minute read

From Forbidden Planet to Blade Runner 2049: The Troubled Past (And Future) of The Sci-Fi Soundtrack

byMark Roland

As ‘Blade Runner 2049’ hits cinema screens, the news that the film’s soundtrack composer Jóhann Jóhannsson has been replaced at the 11th hour by Hans Zimmer comes with a sense of déjà vu. Like a time warping Philip K Dick short story, didn’t all this happen before? It certainly did…

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9 minute read

Jo Johnson: This Year’s Grrrl

byBen Murphy

Inspired by the likes of Laurie Spiegel, Delia Derbyshire and Éliane Radigue, electronic minimalist Jo Johnson creates slow-burning sounds that shimmer with emotion and quiet intensity

Nightmares On Wax: Freedom Of Speech

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Matt Parker

Nicolas Godin: Homes Alone

UNE: Never Mind The Balkans

Cold War Electronica: Atomic Anthems

The Lost Stoned Pandas: You Know When You’ve Been Panda’d

From Forbidden Planet to Blade Runner 2049: The Troubled Past (And Future) of The Sci-Fi Soundtrack

Jo Johnson: This Year’s Grrrl

Steve Hovington ‘Remembrance Day’

Del Shannon

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Gnod: And A Wink

Krautrock: In Full Flow

Paul Oakenfold

Banco De Gaia: Banco Account

Laibach: Ruffling Feathers

Nightmares On Wax: Freedom Of Speech

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