Jennifer Touch released her first album ‘Behind The Wall’ as an autobiographical document of growing up in the DDR.
This Berlin-based daughter of flower-power children now issues her second record ‘Midnight Proposals’, inspired by the John Steinbeck book ‘Grapes of Wrath’. Self-described as a “Post-Wave-Cold-Pop-Acid-Romance”, ‘Midnight Proposals’ packs a lot in… Continue Reading ›
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Cherry Red’s 'Musik Music Musique’ series now reaches 1982 when there was “Synth Pop On The Air”.
1982 began with KRAFTWERK belatedly reaching a No1 too with ‘The Model’. It was as if the world had caught up with the sound of the synth. The curiosity value of 'Musik Music Musique 3.0’ is boosted by a greater proportion of lesser known tracks and acts compared with the first two compendiums. Continue Reading ›
Stefan Netschio, Stefan Tillmann and Michael B Wagner released ‘Tybalt’, their first album proper as BEBORN BETON back in 1993. A brand new long player ‘Darkness Falls Again’ is due in the Spring.
BEBORN BETON front man Stefan Netschio chatted about the making of ‘Darkness Falls Again’, when to sing in German, how to choose a Johnny Cash cover and borrowing from DURAN DURAN… Continue Reading ›
Tech-punk electronic pop duo FERAL FIVE finally unleash their debut album ‘Truth Is The New Gold’.
Comprising of Kat (lead vocals, synthetic AI voice, guitar, synths, live coding + percussion) and Drew (bass, beats, synths, guitar, percussion + vocals), the duo take listeners into their own Feraltropolis. The palette of tools and instruments range from traditional bass and guitar to AI with electronica in between. Continue Reading ›
Belgian synth trio TELEX are to release a new box set of their studio albums on Mute.
Blessed with another opportunity to present their impressive legacy to a new generation and established music fans who may have missed them first time round, Michel Moers and Dan Lacksman spent a joyful hour chatting about their time as TELEX… Continue Reading ›
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