Berenice Scott is the musician and singer-songwriter who has played live with the likes of HEAVEN 17, BEF, JOHNNY HATES JAZZ, HOLY HOLY, P!NK and SIMPLE MINDS.
Now in ‘A Joni Kind Of Mood’, her new album features intimate personal arrangements of Joni Mitchell songs plus her own compositions. She chatted about this musical journey and much more… Continue Reading ›
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What began as a request by Factory Records impresario Tony Wilson to play NEW ORDER’s singles on the CD player that came with his brand new Jaguar XJ6 Coupé led to what was to become the band’s biggest selling album.
Originally released in Autumn 1987, ‘Substance’ was a compilation of NEW ORDER’s 12” singles to date and it is to finally get the reissue treatment. Continue Reading ›
‘Bauhaus Staircase’ is the fourth album of original material from OMD since the original nucleus of Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys reunited in 2007. It is also being mooted as possibly their final album.
A thematic concept is the key to any good OMD LP and for ‘Bauhaus Staircase’, it is the fight against the rise of extreme right wing politics and the self-destructive age of Brexit. Continue Reading ›
Born in Yokohama, Japanese artist Hinako Omori has lived in London since she was 3 years old. Having started learning piano as a child, she later became entranced by electronic music via the sounds of THE KNIFE.
With lush synths and beautiful vocals, this is an elegant yet immediate body of work. ‘stillness, softness…’ does what it says on the tin and does it rather well. Continue Reading ›
SOFTWAVE, the Danish duo comprising of Catrine Christensen and Jerry Olsen have finally become sophomores. The end result is ‘things we’ve done’, an honest electronic pop album which while being reflective, is an uplifting and motivational experience.
Catrine Christensen and Jerry Olsen spoke to about the things they’ve done… Continue Reading ›
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