Tag: electronica
Primitive Ignorant: Sikh Punk – album review
Primitive Ignorant
Sikh Punk
Something In Construction Records
Vinyl / DL
Out Now!
Turn up the bass and revel in the sonic assault of Sikh Punk, the debut...
Listen to this! Cabaret Voltaire unveil new track The Power...
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When a once cutting-edge band returns with new material after a gap of a quarter of a century, it's usually wise to blend...
Maarja Nuut and Ruum – World Inverted – Review
Maarja Nuut and Ruum's second release, World Inverted, sees the Estonian duo continue their exploration of strange electronic sound worlds.
TTRRUUCES: TTRRUUCES – album review
TTRRUUCES
TTRRUUCES
CD/Vinyl/DL
Available now
Buy the album here
A magical album that takes you on a trip. TTRRUUCES unleash their debut and it's the weirdest, most original thing...
The Gist – Interior Windows – album review
The Gist - Interior Windows
Tiny Global Productions
CD/DL
Released 17 July 2020
The follow up to 2017's Holding Pattern, this new album brings together Stuart Moxham's brainchild...
LIVE
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
INTERVIEWS
Video Premiere – Micko & the Mellotronics : Psychedelic Shirt
Video Premiere
Micko & the Mellotronics - Psychedelic Shirt
A mise-en-scène of kaleidoscopic sound effects and time tunnel guitars,...
NEWS
Dale Vince readies biog and green Eco vision of post pandemic book (with John Robb) – signed copies from here
Dale Vince, the founder of Ecotricity (ecotricity.co.uk) – the world’s first green energy company, and chairman of Forest Green Rovers Football Club is releasing his first book, Manifesto later this year on Penguin Random House’s Ebury Press imprint.
MEDIA
Made in Hong Kong – film review
Made in Hong Kong (1997)
Director: Fruit ChanCast: Sam Lee, Yim Hui-Chi, Wenders Li
Running time: 108 minutes
Language: Cantonese...
FESTIVALS
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
