Nash the Slash – Dance After Curfew
Nash the Slash is a Canadian original. Once a member of FM, Nash went solo, wrapped in bandages like the Invisible Man and armed with an organ and electric mandolin.…
Nash the Slash is a Canadian original. Once a member of FM, Nash went solo, wrapped in bandages like the Invisible Man and armed with an organ and electric mandolin.…
No, not a cover of a Rolling Stones b-side – this is Hastings’ finest, Vile Electrodes, in the studio for Phoenix FM, playing one of their most popular songs. The…
In the last film I ever saw, they wore suits and they wore ties. Naturally.
If you don’t recognise her from the Nokia ad or as the writer behind Norway’s popular Eurovision entry, then you’re falling behind. Karin Park has emerged from the Scandi pop…
Mitsou Gélinas is better known for her first single, Bye Bye Mon Cowboy, but by 1990’s Terre des Hommes album the chanteuse from Quebec was attracting pop songwriting support from…
This magazine is named for a Rational Youth album, so it isn’t a reach to find this classic in the archives. In Your Eyes didn’t make it onto the first…
The US is sometimes overlooked as a centre for electronic music, as it never produced a Kraftwerk or Jarre, but bands like Devo and Our Daughter’s Wedding were there making…
Back in 1983, Cabaret Voltaire upgraded their studio with a nice advance from Virgin Records. The resulting album sported a Neville Brody sleeve, sleek production and some of the Cabs’…
Proto-techno synth pioneers Liaisons Dangereuses are best known for a song about the kids who hang around in the park, smoking and intimidating passers-by. This link is to their July…
Secession were one of Scotland’s finest electronic bands. Seen here lip-syncing to their minor hit, Touch, their story ended badly: the singer developed a reputation as poor as that of…