(May 2010) I think I’ve mentioned before the excitement that comes with receiving a record with Detroit Michigan written under “return to sender.” Detroit is […]

(May 2010) Where to start with a record label is not always an easy decision. You could try go for the best known artist, or […]

(May 2010) Was George Orwell a fan of electronic music? Orwell wrote on a plethora of subjects, from his days in boarding school to issues […]

(May 2010) Recorded over 2008/2009 in Melbourne, Berlin and Prague, Snog’s Last of the Great Romantics presents a truly unique blend of Electro punk/pop, with […]

(May 2010) Let’s talk about synesthesia for a second. Ever since I got my first taste of Emeralds in the form of their excellent self-titled […]

(May 2010) House is quite a male-centric world. From its early beginnings with Jamie Principle to the likes of Moodymann and Theo Parrish house has […]

(May 2010) Every once and a while a record comes out that creates a bit of a stir. The latest in this chain comes from […]

(May 2010) The cover of Candle Nine’s The Muse in the Machine is adorned by a mutated, smashed and shattered, ink-spattered antique typewriter that evoke […]

(May 2010) After lying dormant for several years Mille Plateaux makes and an unexpected but welcome return to the fray. Following an ill-fated attempt to […]

(April 2010) In 1981 Simon Driscoll, Judith Golberg and David Holecombe aka Stranger Station released a 7″, Minutes to Silence. With all the discographic information […]