Working Men’s Club: Working Wonders

byBen Willmott
November 19, 2020

Working Men’s Club are ambitious and angry. They swear a lot and they’ve got a song called ‘John Cooper Clarke’. It’s no wonder their debut album is being touted as one of the best records of 2020

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Martyn Ware and Jason Bradbury: This Way To The Future

byPush

Heaven 17 man and former Human Leaguer Martyn Ware meets Gadget Show presenter and soon-to-be pop star Jason Bradbury for a day of music, stories and top quality geekery

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We Are The Robots: They Are The Robots

byNeil Mason

We visit the remarkable new ‘ROBOTS’ exhibition at London’s Science Museum and find ourselves asking what is our relationship with all these captivating human-like machines

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Ambient: An Introduction

byDavid Stubbs

From Debussy to Brian Eno, The Orb to Burial, the foundations of ambient are rooted in esoteric, unconventional and often surprising forms and sounds

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To mark the release of a special deluxe vinyl edition of ‘Soul Mining’, Matt Johnson reveals the inside story of the classic The The album – the drug highs, the wrecked hotel rooms, the fist fights, the dumped tracks, the works…

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Cerrone: Naughty By Nature

byJeremy Allen

The French disco don returns with a new album that both stretches back to his dancefloor beginnings and reaches into the future. Cerrone talks sampling, Soho and Studio 54…

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Belbury Poly: Where The Wild Things Are

byBob Fischer

Ghost Box Records founder Jim Jupp is returning to his otherworldly roots with ‘The Gone Away’, his first solo album as Belbury Poly in four years. It’s not about ghosts this time, though. It’s about fairies

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Ben Willmott

Martyn Ware and Jason Bradbury: This Way To The Future

We Are The Robots: They Are The Robots

Ambient: An Introduction

Matt Johnson: The Soul Miner

Cerrone: Naughty By Nature

Belbury Poly: Where The Wild Things Are

Nik Kershaw ‘I Won’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’

Delia Derbyshire

Scott Simon ‘Lawnchairs’

Decius: It’s A Family Affair

Theremin Records

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Working Men’s Club: Working Wonders

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