BLANCMANGE co-founder Stephen Luscombe has passed away after a long illness; he was 70.
While Stephen Luscombe leaves behind some great music, his legacy in these now-horribly divisive and racist times is his embracement of multi-culturalism and as a champion of music from the Indian sub-continent.
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She is a classical music graduate of the Prague State Conservatory with no influences, just experiences while he is the synth and drum machine enthusiast who loves making electronic music the old-school way; together Kriistal Ann and Toxic Razor are PARADOX OBSCUR.
‘IKONA’ is their sixth album and their second on Metropolis Records. Continue Reading ›
Not a cover of the TALK TALK song, LADYTRON signal a new phase with ‘I Believe In You’.
Now slimmed down to a trio of Helen Marnie, Daniel Hunt and Mira Aroyo following the departure of co-founder member Reuben Wu, the great new first single from the reconfigured line-up has been described as “high-priestess disco”. Continue Reading ›
Jennifer Touch’s new album ‘Aging at Airports’ was inspired by the time lost between shows hanging about in airports while touring…
“The slowly ticking time at the gate was in complete contrast to what I want to do as an artist: to be in flux, to create things that will last forever..." she said, “I have to accept that I am fading, that my creative power, my face, and my body are fading.” Continue Reading ›
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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