Timothy London

byIan Berriman

Soho’s Timothy London reflects on their 1990 hit, ‘Hippychick’, which fuses the central riff from The Smiths’ ‘How Soon Is Now?’ to a Soul II Soul beat

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Ian Berriman

‘Hardcore Uproar’

byFat Roland

Together’s Suddi Raval explains how being a HaÇienda regular led to rave juggernaught ‘Hardcore Uproar’

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Tony James

byPush

Sigue Sigue Sputnik founder Tony James casts his mind back to 1986 and ‘Love Missile F1-11’, a record that sounded – and still sounds – like nothing else

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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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Anne Clark

byRobert Harris

Singer and poet Anne Clark outlines the making of ‘Sleeper In Metropolis’, her defining 1985 synthpop cut with producer David Harrow

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‘Bania’ James Holden

byIsaak Lewis-Smith

James Holden, DJ, producer and Border Community boss, describes the making of ‘Bania’, a modular synth mashup with traditional Moroccan singers that changed the course of his life

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The Beloved ‘The Sun Rising’

byDavid Pollock

The Beloved’s Steve Waddington talks us through their club crossover classic, ‘The Sun Rising’

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