‘1984: The Year Pop Went Queer’ is a book by journalist, pop fanatic and DJ Ian Wade that looks back at the year in which mainstream pop took gay subculture overground.
ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK had a delightful chat with Ian Wade about the genesis of ‘1984: The Year Pop Went Queer’ to make it one of the most essential music books of 2024. Continue Reading ›
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An Englishman In Berlin, in 2015, a fascinating and enjoyable documentary with the life of Mark Reeder acting as its narrative, ‘B-Movie: Lust & Sound In West Berlin 1979 – 1989’ captured the music, art and chaos of the divided city before its infamous wall came down.
Mark Reeder looked back with ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK Continue Reading ›
The self-proclaimed Cyrillic songstress and “DIY producer of everything” Galina Ozeran is back under her solo nom de théâtre of CHIKISS. ‘Between Time & Laziness’ is a return to song-based material.
With tensions in her homeland and a war with its neighbours, Ozeran’s exile to Berlin sees her weighing darkness and light.
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GEISTE’s new EP 'To Dusk' is a collection of songs that delves into the softer, more introspective side of her music which began as piano ballads exploring themes of heartache, renewal and the beauty in moments of transition.
With rebirth very much in her mind, GEISTE spoke about her career to date and coping with change… Continue Reading ›
Having made an attempt at ‘Making The World Great Again’ on 2021, Norwegian based electronic pop duo PISTON DAMP are back with the follow-up ‘Mastermind Vol 1: No Points For Trying’
Compromising of Jonas Groth and the classically trained Truls Sønsterud, the subtitle ‘No Points For Trying’ indicates an air of resignation. Continue Reading ›
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