Planet Mu
Location: Brighton and Hove Est: 1995
Djrum
DJ and producer Djrum on his first and last albums, and a go-to record
Sexier than the Kama Sutra
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell): ‘British Hit Singles’
Bal Paré
Sweeping through the forgotten corridors of music, Scott Blixen sets his sights on elegantly attired Hamburgers: Bal Paré
Penelope Trappes
Penelope Trappes on her first and last albums, plus one she always returns to
Soggy Organisms
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell), Are ‘Fish’ Electro?
Buried Treasure: Raider of The Lost Archive
Buried Treasure have been releasing lost soundtracks for more than a decade, as well as being home to the delaware road project...
Swamp Children ‘You’ve Got Me Beat’
Swamp Children were a ragtag bunch of electro-jazz punksters from Manchester, featuring a fresh-faced Martin Moscrop and Ann Quigley. The two talk about the making of ‘You’ve Got Me Beat’, their groove-laden 1982 cut
Hekla: Holy Wail
Icelandic theremin virtuoso Hekla crafts eerie ambient soundscapes that groan with feedback, blackened drones and a healthy dose of “sci-fi gloam”. Prepare to be subsumed…
Sun Ra
Zipping through time and space, Kris Needs continues his wild adventures in sound. This month: Sun Ra