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David Baron
Vintage synth guru David Baron on the first and last records he bought, and one he always returns to
New Video From Devo’s Gerald V Casale
Another envelope-pushing technical mind blower from Devo co-founder
Brian Eno & The Baltic Sea Philharmonic
Brian Eno’s first solo tour docks at the Southbank
Showaddywaddy
A muggy night at London’s Kilburn National Ballroom in September 1987, and German industrial-meisters Einstürzende Neubauten are headlining. The support act? 1970s glam rock entertainers Showaddywaddy. As one press report aptly put it, “Say WADD?”
Beady Ear
Our fearless audio adventurer Kris Needs casts a beady ear over the whole wide musical world and picks out a raft of records for your listening pleasure
Jimi Tenor
It’s been a busy year so far for Finnish techno/jazz polymath Jimi Tenor, releasing a photo biography, ‘Omniverse’, and an album, ‘Multiversum’. Hold on tight for a wild ride through his eclectic existence
12-Chinned Janet
We would like to apologise to Fatboy Slim, Christopher Walken, 12-Chinned Janet, the entire population of Hull, and funk soul brothers everywhere
Tony Rolando
Renowned instrument maker turns producer
Bluedot 2022
Under the shadow of Jodrell Bank’s gigantic Lovell telescope, Bluedot returns for a scintillating weekend of live music, science and culture
Luc Van Acker ‘Taking Snapshots’ (Self-Released, 1982)
“These track names were created by the people who bought the album in 1982”
Kirk Barley
Musician and producer Kirk Barley tackles this month’s quick-fire questions
Morton Subotnick Doc
Film about the pioneer of the Buchla finally sees the light ‘SUBOTNICK: Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneer‘,…
Maria Uzor: Deep Cuts
Eclectic and esoteric, pinging from Aphex-esque techno to Zapp-style funk, the debut solo record from former Sink Ya Teeth vocalist Maria Uzor is an irrepressible statement of intent
Universal Harmonies & Frequencies ‘Tune In’ (Yeyeh)
Everybody Hertz
Albums Of The Year 2023
It’s been another amazing year for electronic music, in all its divergent and thrilling forms. After much wrangling and whittling, here are our 50 standout albums of 2023. Some you’ll probably expect and some you definitely won’t. Dive in and enjoy!
Hinako Omori: The Soft Bulletin
Somewhere in the mid-point between electronic, ambient and classical, composer Hinako Omori creates potent “therapeutic frequencies”. Deploying analogue synths and binaural sound, her second long-player is an experimental and deeply enchanting patchwork