Shine On: Alan Wilder
Depeche Mode’s journey from Basildon pop darlings to stadium blues-rock giants was arranged, sampled – and largely steered – by the band’s first non-Bas recruit. Alan Wilder joined the band…
Depeche Mode’s journey from Basildon pop darlings to stadium blues-rock giants was arranged, sampled – and largely steered – by the band’s first non-Bas recruit. Alan Wilder joined the band…
John Foxx dreams of moving alone through lost cities, forgotten towns, grown-over pavements, and abandoned streets. It is fitting, therefore, that he built his studio, The Garden, in the warehouse…
Review of the musique concrète album, AMENace, goodbye [resurrected] by producer Paul Kendall.
The producer behind some of the most important records of the past four decades began studio life carrying cups of tea. Mark Ellis was a junior staffer at Morgan Studios…
Plenty of engineers have a room named after them. Eric Radcliffe has an album. Yazoo called their debut Upstairs at Eric’s, in reference to the space at Blackwing where they…
To some people, Dave Baker is that pub pianist who accompanies them on Carpenters and soul sing-alongs at North London venues. To others, he is that DJ with the eclectic…
The Miller-Zillmer Foundation, in partnership with Silent Green, has announced a collaborative event scheduled for August 6, 2026, at Silent Green Berlin. The evening features the opening of visual artist…
Paul Kendall has been moving through British music history since the late 1970s, quietly altering its signal path. He was a member of a post-punk band, Dry Rib, before an…
Mute supremo, Daniel Miller, is set to headline the inaugural Soho Electronic festival. The one-day event takes place on Saturday, 27 September 2025, from 2pm to 11pm, across four venues:…
Dave Henderson’s contributions to the alternative music scene are almost too many to count. At Sounds, he advocated for electronic and industrial acts; providing vital exposure to the nascent scene.…