Issue 140 – Page 2 – Electronic Sound

PPulse

2 minute read

Cloud Studies

byBob Fischer

Scene stalwart fronts flawless shoegazers

PPulse

2 minute read

Jolt

byJeremy Allen

Industrial mayhem to shock your system

PPulse

2 minute read

Yottie

byBeau Waddell

Psychogeography becomes glitch

PPulse

2 minute read

Spike

byJeremy Allen

Film composer turns to pop

RReviews

3 minute read

Hanna Tuulikki & Tommy Perman ‘Echo In The Dark’ (Kin-Tu)

byCarl Griffin

Release The Bats

PPulse

2 minute read

Ladsclub

byImogen Bebb

Brighton boys’ expressive synthpop

BBrief Encounters

4 minute read

Frederik Meyer, aka Baychimo

byNeil Mason

Danish producer and composer Frederik Meyer, aka Baychimo, takes on this month’s quick-fire questions

LLong Reads

5 minute read

e.m.arson: Burning Down The House

byMark Roland

Field recordings, drones, tape loops, dreampop and mystery are the key ingredients for the startling debut album from sound artist e.m.arson. What is it that lights her fire?

BBuried Treasure

2 minute read

Brett Naucke ‘Electronic Hypnosis Program’ (Make Noise, 2019)

byJoe Silva

"Over on the west side of town, there’s a beer market where you can pick up pineapple vanilla IPAs, whiskey stouts or a gently used Minimoog Voyager..."

LLong Reads

9 minute read

The Beatles, but not as you know them. On ‘Mystic Liverpool’, legendary bassist Jah Wobble teams up with Tian Qiyi to warp the Fab Four’s most psychedelic moments into a swirl of duB, tripped-out textures and Eastern instrumentation