Described as “someone pulling signal from static”, Berlin-based experimental electronic punk artist Cosey Mueller releases her second album ‘Embodiment of Denial’ via Bretford Records.
She spoke about the making of ‘Embodiment of Denial’ and how it balances seriousness and wit, body and mind, and form and content. Continue Reading ›
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Comprising of Andrea P Latorre and Sergi Algiz, Spanish duo SEMIOTICS DEPARTMENT OF HETERONYMS have realised their promise and made their best album yet in ‘Rider’. SDH released their self-titled debut in 2018 which has since been reissued.
On behalf of SDH, Andrea P Latorre spoke about their creative journey to date… Continue Reading ›
Side by side, Midge Ure is like a man from two worlds…
His first album of new material in 12 years, Midge Ure presents ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’ a double opus partly inspired by Ure’s own lockdown exploration of instrumental music when he was presenting ‘The Space’ on Scala Radio. ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’ is a 72-year-old elder statesman calling for a return to a more compassionate era of decency… Continue Reading ›
Fusing a rock DNA with modern electronic textures, GREY DISCO attempt to balance grit and elegance.
‘Shades’ is more than likely to connect with B-MOVIE fans thanks to Steve Hovington’s angst-ridden instinct for melody and lyrical imagery, while Roger Lyons’ rhythmic sonic twists are a diversion from the band’s usual proggier keyboard sound. Continue Reading ›
The ‘UNMASK’ EP and ‘IAMIXED’ act as both reflection and transformation. Chris Corner said “I’ve never been fully convinced by the idea of a final, perfect product. There’s a lot of material that was peripheral but still connected.”
While these two releases might be a holding pattern in the wider scheme, the evolving creative journey of IAMX continues. Continue Reading ›
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