The constant throughout the 48 year career of OMD has been Andy McCluskey; he kindly sat down on a call with ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK for a round of Vintage Synth Trumps and have an enlightening conversation about instrument technology, artificial intelligence, new music, obscure B-sides and much more… Continue Reading ›
From Odense in Denmark, Ras Bolding is an artist whose music encompasses an eclectic range of stylistic expressions. Yes, there’s the expected synth, goth and post-punk influences with elements of 8-bit computer gaming.
With his outlandish stage persona, it would be interesting to see a synth-off between him and LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER, the UK’s entry for Eurovision 2026. Continue Reading ›
There are times when one just wants a good old-fashioned melodic synthpop album…
In ‘We Need Fiction’, the debut album by duo BRITISH STEREO offers the surreal concept of Chris De Burgh fronting ALPHAVILLE with instrumental interludes by the late Vangelis. What this album certainly does not lack is melody and well-delivered vocals. Continue Reading ›
HUE & CRY may be best known for their sophistipop hits but for their new album ‘Everybody’, they have surprised all by expanding their sonic palette and going “electro”. Exemplified by the first single ‘Stronger’ with its message of resilience and hope, the Kanes certainly cannot be accused of replicating their past.
A true labour of love, Pat and Greg Kane chatted about why ‘Everybody’ matters… Continue Reading ›
Barcelona-based duo SDH take their intriguing sound to a wider international audience with their third album ‘Rider’ issued on the renowned Canadian independent Artoffact Records.
With their dark but accessible songs possessing a club-friendly gothique that is rich in anxious emotional tension, SDH have realised their promise and made their best album yet in ‘Rider’. Continue Reading ›
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