New Sounds from the Wilds of Europe
For all the modern world’s negatives, the globalisation of the music industry is helping to get voices heard which would never have reached our ears […]
Electronic
Otis McDonald – The Mozart of Funk Changing the Music Industry
Otis McDonald is not a name which will trip off the tongue to many, though is stealthily becoming one of the world’s most listened-to artists. […]
FÄR provide a heavy dose of witch house and future bass in new release ‘Throw Them Out’
Taken from their forthcoming EP ‘Hypnosis’, FÄR have hit out with pummeling beats, heavy basses and vocals that could make your spine curl in their latest single ‘Throw […]
Ex-Durutti Columnist, John Metcalfe, Continues to Push Classical Boundaries
Three years in art-pop-new-wave-post-punk-proto-pronto-rockers (we could go on) Durutti Column gave John Metcalfe the opportunity to found Factory Classical with Tony Wilson, and more importantly, […]
John Carpenter Unveils First Music from Forthcoming Halloween Film
The Master of Horror, John Carpenter, has announced the impending release of the original soundtrack album for ‘Halloween‘—in which Jamie Lee Curtis returns to her […]
I Can Hear For Miles – Supersonic Dark Ambience from Deplicant
Influenced by the neon jungles of films like Blade Runner and the dystopian alienation of Cyber Punk, Deplicant sets out to transport the listener to […]
Toni Castells’ Neo-Classical Concert to Raise Comforting Overture Against Loneliness at LSO St Lukes
Following the sad reconfirmation of a modern social epidemic firmly having taking root in the UK, the premier live performance of ‘HHUMANN X‘ – the […]
Deplicant’s Robotic Journey Through Sound Lifts Off With 14/40
Influenced by the neon jungles of films like Blade Runner and the dystopian alienation of Cyber Punk, Deplicant sets out to transport the listener to […]
Paul Hazel goes Back to the Future with Arty Electro-Beats
When Melody Maker declared Paul Hazel, “the future of techno” is 1994, it seemed that was that but, as often happens, the circling sharks chomped […]
Uptown Downtempo – Uno Prism’s Devastatingly Good “Into Place”
Although born in Scotland, Uno Prism (answers to Emma most of the time) is now settled in Manchester, a city which is once again threatening […]