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LAURA DRE Akari LD-01

Having released her debut song-based album ‘Moving Spaces’ in Summer 2021, German Filipino musician and producer Laura Dre swiftly followed it up with an ambitious radio play presentation entitled ‘Kyoto Dreams’. Fast forward to 2022 and Laura Dre is back with another album and yet another direction; ‘Akari LD-01’ showcases her love of retro-futuristic cyberpunk and sci-fi… Continue Reading ›

METROLAND 0

4-3-2-1-0... Having begun a countdown from 2022 starting at ‘4’, Belgian electronic duo METROLAND have been teasing trailers from their fifth album ‘0’. The concept holds a sequence in history noting that with an increased globalism, the title '0' cannot simply be pronounced as “zero”, but can be in one of thousands of languages! Continue Reading ›

BEBORN BETON Darkness Falls Again

Formed in 1989, Germany’s BEBORN BETON released their first album proper ‘Tybalt’ in 1993 having issued three cassettes independently. Produced and mixed by Olaf Wollschläger whose credits include MESH, YELLO, S.P.O.C.K, PSYCHE and MINERVE, the new long player ‘Darkness Falls Again’ takes aim at greedy capitalists and war mongering zealots hell bent on destroying the planet... Continue Reading ›

POLYCHROME Signs

Refusenik duo POLYCHROME release their first new music since performing at Glastonbury’s Green Futures Field in Summer 2022. The insistent new single is called ‘Signs’, a tale about being unable to make a decision while stuck between parallel universes. “Our chance or our design, still we wait for a sign" sings Victoria Harrison; she chatted about seeing those ‘Signs’... Continue Reading ›

NEW MUSIK From A To B: The Sony Years

Forming in 1977, NEW MUSIK are quite possibly the most underrated band from that first wave of synth-flavoured acts who followed TUBEWAY ARMY into the UK singles charts. However frontman, main songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tony Mansfield felt more at home in the studio. NEW MUSIK appeared on ‘Top Of The Pops’ with their first four singles. Continue Reading ›

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