Experientially and holistically, this is a thoroughly enjoyable piece of work of which Grum can be pretty proud of.
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It’s got a beat and you can do architecture to it.
Experientially and holistically, this is a thoroughly enjoyable piece of work of which Grum can be pretty proud of.
Read MorePossibly one of the most iconic progressive house bands of the 1990s, Underworld’s appearance at Sydney’s Vivid light and sound festival was exceptionally appropriate.
Read MoreSuspended in gaffer.
Read MoreExcessive quantities of pseudish babble wrapped around a surprisingly good live techno gig.
Read MoreEveryone’s familiar with Lords of Acid at a basic level, right? Dark electronic erotica? Techno songs about fucking? It’s all very nineties. Pretty in Kink was released in May 2018 but still puts out the oldschool LoA vibe.
Read MorePost-punk albums in the style of 1960s Penguin nonfiction paperbacks.
Read MoreThe Rolling Stones piece certainly answers for me the question “why could I never get into this stuff?”
Read More“If there’s one group who can capture the spirit of bitter infighting that typifies being in a World Cup squad …”
Read MorePlus Salman Rushdie’s disco turn, and “Ace Of Spades” played on an actual spade.
Read MoreThere are many legal inaccuracies and errors that Bananarama fall into here. I think it’s important that we address them.
Read MorePlanet Rock. Nicht halt. Raza DIdzpetris is why the Kinks were that good.
Read MoreIndustrial and 2017 punk.
Read MorePlease forgive my neglect, I love you really.
Read MoreFrom the grey area between techno and industrial.
Read MoreFrom the review pile, some forthcoming releases from Echozone.
Read MoreAnd PlayMobil Joy Division.
Read MoreAnd the Haçienda is still in popular culture. And Makoto Kino.
Read MoreTime to go out looking for interesting new things.
Read MoreAll bound for Mu-Mu Land.
Read MoreThe one thing anyone wants from a new synth.
Read MoreJeph Jacques, author of Questionable Content, has a fictional instrumental metal band. And they’re really good.
Read MoreAnd The Damn Book.
Read MoreA Russian band who call themselves goth and play trancy techno pop on an industrial label.
Read MoreAnd Rocknerd’s wise words on Blockchain reaching a wider audience.
Read MoreA couple of atmospheric pop collections.
Read More“There was lots and lots of good music that was actually made but it never saw the light of day because it wasn’t Kim’s taste. His taste is what you can hear on that fucking atrocious album that actually got released.”
Read MoreSearch for dance mixes on YouTube and play them right there.
Read MoreA vastly underappreciated post-punk album of the female and funky variety, by a band substantially responsible for what became acid house as we know it.
Read MoreThis, this is awesomeness. Jim Hopkins is doing God’s work here.
Read MoreThe sounds, the rhythm and the pop structure. Three good finds today.
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