Janine Rainforth

byAnton Spice

Maximum Joy’s Janine Rainforth recalls the making of the Bristol post-punk band’s 1981 debut ‘Stretch’, a dub-inspired single which became a surprise hit on the dancefloors of NYC

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Liquid Liquid ‘Optimo’

byRob Harris

Liquid Liquid’s Sal Principato tells us about their 1982 ’Optimo’ EP, which features the no wave classic ‘Cavern’, a track that caught Grandmaster Flash’s magpie ears

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The Orb ‘Little Fluffy Clouds’

byMat Smith

The Orb’s Alex Paterson talks us through the making of the stone-cold chill-out classic ‘Little Fluffy Clouds’

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

byMat Smith

Synthpop legend Nik Kershaw talks us through his 1984 smash hit ‘I Won’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’

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The RAH Band ‘The Crunch’

byBob Fischer

Richard Anthony Hewson – aka The RAH Band – remembers his 1977 Top 10 single ‘The Crunch’

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Inner City ‘Good Life’

byDavid Pollock

Kevin Saunderson tells us why Inner City’s 1988 chart monster ‘Good Life’ was the right song for the right time

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Graham Crabb ‘Def Con One’

byMat Smith

“Get me Big Mac, get me fries to go” … Pop Will Eat Itself’s co-frontman Graham Crabb reveals the tale behind THE future-facing samplefest that is ‘Def Con One’

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