From OMD to Harry Styles: The return of the corporate synth-pop anti-image
Aren’t you for sale if you’re cashin’ in cold?
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Tucker Zimmerman – ‘Dream Me a Dream’ album review: A final bow from David Bowie and Big Thief’s favourite folk hero
Recorded shortly before his death this past January.
London Clay: post-punk electronics explore the capital’s dreams and malaise
“…bristles with stale, discoloured essentiality”.
The instrument Roger Waters thought made rock and roll cheap: “You don’t want to listen”
Moving with the times.
The Sick Man Of Europe: ambiguous post-punk wanders the terrain of our managed decline
“…we have lost something very dear”.
Molchat Doma – ‘Belaya Polosa’ album review: unkept promises of a new era for the Belarusian synth act
A disappointing effort from the trio.
W. H. Lung announce new album, ‘Every Inch of Earth Pulsates’
The synth-pop band returns after three quiet years.
Is ‘Switched-On Bach’ by Wendy Carlos the antithesis of the romantic composer?
“It was damn hard to do.”
“A new kind of composer”: how Don Buchla created the first revolutionary synthesiser
“A new kind of composer.”
