In these days of 40-something males in midlife crisis mode accumulating modulars and Moog Ones like some kind of penis extension, Hattie Cooke’s attitude is wonderfully fresh and fiercely independent.
Hattie Cooke is proudly working class and the “Brighton Synth Queen” is of the view that electronic music should not be an artform restricted by background. And with that, she writes, records and produces her music at home using just GarageBand. Continue Reading ›
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Forming in New York, BUNNY X released their first single ‘Berlin, In December’ in Spring 2013.
Since then Abigail Gordon and Mary Hanley have issued a number of danceable pop singles as well as an Italo disco flavoured EP ‘We Demand Fun’ with Fred Ventura. But the pair have yet to realise their vision over a full length long player until now, entitled ‘Young & In Love’. Continue Reading ›
SIN COS TAN, the "synthesized duo of great promise, broken dreams, and long nights” return with a new EP after a six year absence.
Entitled ‘Drifted’, the Finnish pairing of Juho Paalosmaa and Jori Hulkkonen were inspired by the experiences of separation and resignation experience by most during 2020. Continue Reading ›
World music reissue label Wewantsounds release Akiko Yano’s 1982 solo album 'Ai Ga Nakucha Ne' outside of Japan for the very first time.
Fusing rock, jazz, avant pop and Japanese folk, Akiko Yano was a successful singer/songwriter in her homeland before touring the world as a keyboardist with YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA. Continue Reading ›
Tom Andersson is the Swedish synthesist and retro gamer known as WAVESHAPER. Introduced by his father to Jean Michel Jarre, unsurprisingly his music has a filmic quality thanks to his own love of Vangelis and John Carpenter.
He contributed to soundtracks for the game ‘Furi’ alongside Carpenter Brut and the downbeat thriller 'Videoman' with fellow Swedes Robert Parker and Johan Agebjörn. Continue Reading ›
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