After a successful first outing in 2021, The Pitchfork Festival London was back to present a variety of established and newer acts with curated themes at venues across the capital.
On the final day of the almost week long festival, the renowned superclub Fabric hosted a showcase by cult US electronic music label Italians Do It Better featuring DESIRE, GLÜME and CLUB INT’L. Continue Reading ›
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CELLULOIDE are the enigmatic synth trio from Marseille who have been a cult favourite with discerning electronic music enthusiasts since their formation in 2000.
Adopting mysterious pseudonyms, they are fronted by the feminine stereo vocal presence of Darkleti while on the left is Member U-0176 and to his right is the more conventionally named Patryck Holdwem. Continue Reading ›
UNIFY SEPARATE's excellent second album ‘Music Since Tomorrow’ looks at the future in an uncertain world.
A darker, more indie sounding album than their debut 'First Contact', despite the midlife sorrows, UNIFY SEPARATE have provided a collection of glorious pandemic pop to savour. Andrew Montgomery and Leo Josefsson reflected about their ‘Music Since Tomorrow’… Continue Reading ›
The phenomenon of the New Romantics can be said to have begun in Autumn 1978 with the foundation of a “Bowie Night” by Steve Strange and Rusty Egan at Billy’s nightclub in London’s Soho.
Despite names such as The Blitz Kids, Futurists and The Movement With No Name, it was term “New Romantics” that became the widely used press description of this flamboyant scene. Continue Reading ›
MURMURS OF EARTH began as a vehicle for Richard Sinclair who had already released two solo albums.
But keen to collaborate, he teamed up with TENEK front man Geoff Pinckney in 2015. Eschewing total darkness, as the album title suggests, ‘Fragments Of Stolen Light’ allows some brightness in while retaining an emotional centre. Continue Reading ›
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