While there had previous been synthesizer hits like ‘Son Of My Father’, ‘Popcorn’ and ‘Autobahn’, they were considered novelty records at the time and it would be fair to say that the true Year Zero in electronic pop music was 1977.
So here are 20 albums which ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK sees as contributing to the electronic legacy of 1977. Continue Reading ›
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Based in Lund, Swedish producer Johan Agebjörn studies psychology but makes music from time to time. While involved in a variety of arctic ambient, piano, instrumental, dance and remix projects, he is best known for the Italo-inspired duo Sally Shapiro.
He presented his personal stories and insights on 20 career highlights selected from his various musical projects over the years. Continue Reading ›
Through circumstance and by choice, Ulrika Mild is perhaps one of the best kept secrets in Swedish electronic pop…
Back with her most ambitious body of work yet, COMPUTE issues ‘NKI’ with lyrics in Swedish steadily pointing downward in its social criticism and honesty. ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK chatted to Ulrika Mild about her music and much more… Continue Reading ›
Paul Statham is undoubtedly the silent success story of the ‘Some Bizzare Album’. The guitarist of B-MOVIE, their track ‘Moles’ was included on the iconic futurist showcase.
After the recent B-MOVIE show in London, he sat down to offer some insightful commentary on 20 career highlights selected from his long and varied music career. Continue Reading ›
With electronic music still being a comparatively niche pastime compared with say Berlin, Paris or London, Ice Machines is a Dublin-based collective founded by Brian Christopher, Peter Fitzpatrick, Brian O’Malley, Mike Wilson and Aidan Casserly to further the cause with free events aimed at the committed and the curious. Continue Reading ›
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