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 ›
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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 ›
The constant throughout the 48 year career of OMD has been Andy McCluskey; he kindly sat down on a call with ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK for a round of Vintage Synth Trumps and have an enlightening conversation about instrument technology, artificial intelligence, new music, obscure B-sides and much more… Continue Reading ›
From Odense in Denmark, Ras Bolding is an artist whose music encompasses an eclectic range of stylistic expressions. Yes, there’s the expected synth, goth and post-punk influences with elements of 8-bit computer gaming.
With his outlandish stage persona, it would be interesting to see a synth-off between him and LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER, the UK’s entry for Eurovision 2026. Continue Reading ›
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