LEISURE PROCESS were a short-lived duo who, thanks to their four singles produced by Martin Rushent, are perhaps the missing link between his work with Pete Shelley and THE HUMAN LEAGUE.
But what might the debut LEISURE PROCESS album have sounded like? A new 2CD set ‘The Complete Epic Recordings’ gives some indication. Continue Reading ›
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After two instrumental albums, the new Hilary Woods record ‘Night CRIÚ’ sees her return to songs and singing.
Written and produced by Hilary Woods, ‘Night Criú’ was mixed by Dean Hurley, best known for his work with David Lynch. A gentle aural ceremony of light and shade, ‘Night Criú’ is something to savour. Continue Reading ›
Marrying the pleasure with the pain, A THOUSAND MAD THINGS is the solo synth artist William Barradale who finds solace in untempered expression.
William Barradale’s vocal delivery falls under the spectre of those late doomed romantics Billy MacKenzie of ASSOCIATES and Trevor Herion of THE FALLOUT CLUB. Continue Reading ›
Jerome Froese, the sound architect who fuses electronics, guitar and emotion is back with his fourth solo album ‘Sunsets in Stereo’.
Embellishing his trademark guitartronica sound, Jerome Froese has brought in additional influences from post-rock and dreampop for ‘Sunsets in Stereo’ which sees him explore themes of resilience, reflection, and hope. Continue Reading ›
Seattle’s Tom Shear released his debut album as ASSEMBLAGE 23 in 1999.
‘Null’ is the tenth by ASSEMBLAGE 23. Ahead of its release, Tom Shear toured the UK with his wife Mari Kattman and chatted to ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK about the making of the new album before the London show… Continue Reading ›
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