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interview
17 November 2011
Third Ear Recordings has released a consistent catalogue of idiosyncratic dance music during its decade of existence. On the label's tenth anniversary, Kone-R speaks with founder Guy McCreery.
by Kone-R
artist interview
29 September 2011
Altern 8's Frequency track stands proud as an essential piece of rave history. With a re-release and remix package set to drop, Kone-R talks to its creator Mark Archer.
by Kone-R
artist interview
16 April 2011
Mike Dred has spent nine years on a stormy voyage of sonic discovery. Now he's back, with two albums that push the boundaries of analogue and digital production.
by Kone-R
artist interview
10 April 2011
Bristol's Ekoplekz makes a fuzzy elixir to pour in your ears, drawing comparisons with King Tubby's singed dub, the sci-fi emissions of the Radiophonic Workshop and Suicide's protopunk electronics.
by Ali Wade
artist interview
23 March 2011
Since launching in '96, James Ruskin's Blueprint Records has played a key role in the evolution of UK techno. Kone-R talks to him about current releases and plans for the label.
by Kone-R
artist interview
18 January 2011
Rephlex has spent two decades of rephreshing the parts other labels cannot reach. Kone-R tracks down co-founder and peerless player-of-tunes Grant Wilson-Claridge.
by Kone-R
artist interview
17 August 2010
As Ninja Tune celebrates two decades of rewiring the electronic music scene, Mathias Kilian Hanf talks to Matt Black, label co-founder and one half of AV pioneers Coldcut.
by Mathias Kilian Hanf
artist feature
7 December 2009
Robots, Castro, Perez Prado, electrofunk and good ol' grandma's cooking. Spannered meets Miami resident Armando Martinez midway through his European tour.
by Alex Ward
6 December 2009
Marking the launch of !Kaboogie label release #2, Dublin's bastion of bass music gathers together an exclusive showcase for Spannered.
live
8 June 2009
Oddball opera, modernist classical kartoon klassics and the tone-transgressions of an avuncular middle-seventies gent? Martin Longley checks back in from New York.
by Martin Longley
live
30 March 2009
You can't please all the people all the time, but you can bash them into a pulpy mass. Aphex Twin & Hecker show us how it's done, as witnessed by Fillip K Donk.
by Fillip K Donk
artist feature
29 March 2009
Techno, hip hop and sci-fi elements converge on Mark Pritchard's latest project. Laurent Fintoni talks to the many-monikered man behind some of electronic music's most enduring moments.
by Laurent Fintoni
live
8 March 2009
Extreme Inuit throat singing and Balkan wedding-band apeshitters? Martin Longley rounds up recent activity on New York's global music circuit.
by Martin Longley
live
12 February 2009
Martin Longley tunes into new wave, funk-punk and art rock in NYC, taking in gigs by Tuxedomoon, ESG, ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead and Camper Van Beethoven.
by Martin Longley
live
11 December 2008
Heady Brazilian party tunes, bacchanalian beats and a reggae-induced stage invasion greet Martin Longley in New York.
by Martin Longley
live
27 October 2008
Martin Longley takes in legendary LA drummer Chico Hamilton, Israeli bassist Avishai Cohen and punk jazz icon James Chance on his autumn tour of NYC's jazz haunts.
by Martin Longley
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