Dubstar’s Investment in Token Pays Off
Dubstar are back with a new album, Two. It comes on the heels of One, which saw Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie reunited to hammer out dreampop hits with the…
Dubstar are back with a new album, Two. It comes on the heels of One, which saw Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie reunited to hammer out dreampop hits with the…
I Start Counting should have been the next Depeche Mode. Recording for the same label (Mute), working with the same producer (Daniel Miller), and writing songs filled with melody and…
For a while, it looked like things would open up in 2021. Heaven 17 finally had a chance to stage their Human League shows. Bands like Duran Duran were able…
It has been twenty years since the label, Alfa Matrix, started to issue material from its base in Belgium. From the trip-hop of Hungry Lucy through to the solo projects…
Sweden’s Page are back on release, with a selection of their early singles finally going onto the major streaming platforms. The choice cuts include “Som en vind” [EN: “Like a…
Dubstar, the duo of Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie, are back with new material. “Tectonic Plates” is their first release since last year’s “Hygiene Strip” and “I Can See You…
First released in 2004, Between A&B was Eddie Bengtsson’s first solo album with English lyrics. Until that point, the Page and Sista mannen på jorden (SMPJ) front man had made a point…
The I Start Counting duo were famed for their connections to London’s Spitalfields Market. The circle is completed, then, with the news that Mute Artists will be releasing two, limited…
Before you break the plastic seal around Electronic Improvisations Vol. 1, you are already back in the 1970s. The golden age of modular music saw sleeves that imparted important information…
Einstürzende Neubauten appeared at the Bizarre Festival in 1988. This clip includes parts of the performance and an interview (in German) with Blixa. Scary good.