AUSTRA were back in London for the first time since 2017. The vehicle of Katie Stelmanis, the Canadian is now a veteran of six AUSTRA albums
Utilising a streamlined band compared with past tours, a young drummer and bassist complimented the dynamic backing tracks showcasing the new dancier AUSTRA sound. Continue Reading ›
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Hayley Stewart is back as MECHA MAIKO.
While her last album, 2022’s ‘NOT OK’, looked at various social-political flashpoints, her ‘Nervous System’ is the theme this time round. It deals with more personal issues such as reclaiming anger, pleasure and all the mess in between. In short, as Stewart put it herself: “Boys are dumb. Let’s keep dancing”. Continue Reading ›
While Zeus B Held and Claudia Brücken had not met until 2025, they came together to present an unofficial ode to The Blitz Club to coincide with an exhibition running at London's Design Museum. ‘4 Ways To The Blitz’ offers 4 takes on the song ‘Dream Of The Blitz’.
Zeus B Held and Claudia Brücken spoke to ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK about their own ‘Dream Of The Blitz’… Continue Reading ›
Like the new MESH long player ‘The Truth Doesn’t Matter’, there is a lot of new LADYTRON to consume across the 16 tracks on ‘Paradises’. Yes it’s a less aggressive LADYTRON than in the past, but this is a new LADYTRON with a spell-binding dance-inflected direction that suits them who are also equally worthy of a listen. Continue Reading ›
Richard Barbieri is best known from his work with JAPAN and PORCUPINE TREE but despite having been a recording artist since 1978, his new studio album ‘Hauntings’ is only the fifth long playing solo release of his long career.
He sat down for a round of Vintage Synth Trumps to talk about the ideas behind ‘Hauntings’ and his close encounters of the synthesizer kind… Continue Reading ›
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