Today, electronic instrumental music is everywhere, but often in the form of tedious dance tracks with no tunes all over Beatport and social media.
Luckily, there are still exponents of the classic synth instrumental, and thanks to the rise of the Synthwave sub-genre, there is currently a sympathetic environment for more esoteric and melodic musical offerings. TEC presents its 25 FAVOURITE SYNTH INSTRUMENTALS Of The 21ST CENTURY… More Inside ›
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After many years of trials and tribulations, Rusty Egan finally presents ‘Welcome To The Dancefloor’. It’s a collection of thirteen songs that explore a varied range of topics from the euphoria of clubland to the celebration of musical heroes to personal bereavement.
Indeed, several of the songs started off as recordings for the rebooted VISAGE. Chris Payne who co-wrote ‘Fade To Grey’ had submitted several compositions... More Inside ›
Since the release of their third album ‘Smoke & Mirrors’ in Autumn 2015 and a triumphant launch event at The Garage in London, things have been comparatively quiet for TENEK.
But they are now back with their 2011 song ‘What Do You Want?’ included on the forthcoming compilation ‘The Electricity Club and the release of a new EP ‘Imitation Of Life’. TENEK kindly chatted to The Electricity Club about the genesis of ‘What Do You Want?’ and their upcoming plans. More Inside ›
To launch his forthcoming album ‘Welcome To The Dancefloor’, the legendary Blitz Club DJ and former VISAGE co-founder RUSTY EGAN is giving away MARK REEDER’s Wilkommen Remix of the title track as a free download.
A dynamically uplifting club number, the track is an interpolation of TENEK’ s single ‘Blinded By You’ from the 2010 album ‘On The Wire’. Interestingly, the rework by Berlin based MARK REEDER leaves off the original TENEK bass riff. More Inside ›
It’s been five years since TENEK’s last full length album release ‘On The Wire’, but the duo have now finally released their third opus ‘Smoke & Mirrors’.
But it has been a long time coming… are Geoff Pinckney and Pete Steer as hungry as they once were? For this album, there is a change in direction with drummer Steve Clark making his presence felt on seven tracks. More Inside ›
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