Karin Park returned this year with an album reimagining some of her previous compositions. Reaching back across two decades, the songs retooled on Private Collection were her own favourites; but…
Dubstar never wore the labels of the 90s well. They weren’t Britpop, nor really dreampop. They weren’t all synthpop, and no one would have called them triphop. Their infectious, melodic…
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…
Dubstar, the duo of Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie, are back with an infectious new single. The pandemic-inspired “Hygiene Strip” is an articulate, melodic pop song with an edge. Dubstar…
Two thousand and eighteen was a challenging year for electronic music. After a spate of excellent releases in 2017, it was as if a lot of artists were pausing for…
Dubstar are back. The hugely popular dreampop band, who captured the essence of British romance over three perfectly executed albums, stopped working together in 2000. That opened the way for…
Sarah Blackwood might not be an angel, but her voice is among the most seraphic in British pop. As the most visible member of Dubstar, the dream-pop band that gave…
DJ Sarah Blackwood Speak & Spell Vile Electrodes Hertford Corn Exchange, 13 September 2014 The Electricity Club has established itself as the leading poptronica journal by reporting on the most…