Nina Walsh
Woodleigh Research Facility’s Nina Walsh takes on this month’s quick-fire questions
The Electronic Sound Seven Inch Single ES7137
ES7135 seven-inch features Doublespeak
It’s All About Vinyl Episode 10
In Episode 10 of the podcast from the makers of Electronic Sound magazine, Mark Roland and Isaak Lewis-Smith read out some viewers feedback…
Káryyn
Celestial left-field sonic adventures
L Pierre: Vinyl Countdown
Arab Strap’s Aiden Moffat retires his L Pierre side project with a fourth album, a vinyl-only release with no sleeve that samples a 1948 Mendelssohn concerto…
Gigi Masin: Changing Tides
Gigi Masin may now be lauded as an ambient pioneer, but he has only ever followed his heart. Having recently released his new album, ‘Vahinè’, he reflects on how living with love, loss and the sea has shaped his music
Laibach: Ruffling Feathers
A band? An art project? A secret cabal of political provocateurs? Going about their subversive business for more than four decades, everything that this unique Slovenian collective does comes as a surprise. Absolutely everything. Brace yourselves as we are granted an audience with the entity that is Laibach
Immersion
Immersion’s Colin Newman and Malka Spigel gang up on the quick-fire question machine
Muckers
West Country pastoral meets political
System 7: In Full Bloom
Eleven years on since their last outing, “unapologetic psychonauts” Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy resume transmission as System 7 – and reflect on their storied past with Gong, Simple Minds and The Orb
Cujo ‘Adventures In Foam’ (Ninebar, 1996)
“My introduction to Cujo, the name under which Amon Adonai Santos De Araújo Tobin made his earliest recordings…”
Waves: The Electronic Music of Éliane Radigue
‘Music can be a mirror of the mind. There is an analogy with the body, too. The way…
KENTRONICA INCOMING…
One-day electronica festival on 16 May
Teenage Marshmallow Addiction
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) are Monsters
Yu Su
Musician, DJ and creative chef Yu Su on her first and last records, and one she always returns to
The Dook: Long Live The Dook
Jim Noir is dead. For 20 years, the enigmatic alter ego of Alan Peter Roberts has been the purveyor of perfectly wonky retro-pop. Fear not, though – the man beneath the bowler hat is about to relaunch himself as electronic maestro The Dook