Here to Go: Gasleben & Electric Friends
SIlicon Teens once asked, “Why walk on the moon / if you could fly to the Sun?” Twice a Man’s polymath, Karl Gasleben, is half way there. A Vessel Out…
SIlicon Teens once asked, “Why walk on the moon / if you could fly to the Sun?” Twice a Man’s polymath, Karl Gasleben, is half way there. A Vessel Out…
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…
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…
Wire‘s Record Store Day release this year is PF456 DELUXE. Issued on the band’s Pink Flag imprint, PF456 DELUXE is a retooled version of their 2002 album, PF456REDUX. The next…
(Via Mute) Sunroof [Daniel Miller and Gareth Jones] have announced, after four decades of friendship and collaboration, the release of their debut album. Electronic Music Improvisations Volume 1, a collection of eight improvised modular…
(Via Mute) Telex have released their kaleidoscopic synthpop take on The Beatles’ 1968 track, ‘Dear Prudence’. ‘Dear Prudence’ was recently discovered by Telex while were compiling their first release with…