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LEG PUPPY Interview
if it feels good, do it… Enigmatic electro-post-punk outfit Leg Puppy have been an anarchic presence on the electronic music scene for many years. Known for their satire and pointed commentary, Leg Puppy have tackled everything from social media, politics, … Read More
DEAD LIGHTS – Dead Lights
Gothic pop adventures Previously shrouded in secrecy, the electro-goth duo of Dead Lights emerged in 2020 with a firm grip on brooding, muscular compositions that still had a dance beat to them. Emerging during the Covid-19 pandemic was probably not … Read More
MAYA POSTEPSKI Interview
No feeling is final… The musical CV of Maya Postepski is certainly a packed one. Previously, the Canadian musician and producer was better known for being part of baroque pop outfit Austra and also worked on the brooding synth soundscapes … Read More
EMT – Electrical Medicine
Electropop Moments… Much of the electropop releases of recent times seem to reflect the odd and often turbulent culture that we’re currently living in. In particular, the inescapable grasp of social media which seems to be so ingrained in everyday … Read More
LEG PUPPY – The Air in Utopia is Poison
Utopia falls The peculiar direction that anarchic outfit Leg Puppy like to move in has seen them conjure up a strange and beguiling world in recent years. It’s a world of dark grooves, satire and social commentary that often highlights … Read More
GENERATION BLITZ
A positive reaction to a difficult world The legendary Blitz Club provided a catalyst for many of the musical talents that were emerging in that odd crossover point between the 1970s and 1980s. Synonymous with the fashionable New Romantic movement, … Read More
Teclist: PRINCESS CENTURY, TEE DEE DEES, VOGON POETRY & NATION OF LANGUAGE
Summer synths… Our latest quick roundup of tunes features a combo of old favourites and new promising acts. As we head into a more positive music scene (hopefully a post-Covid one), it’s inspiring to have some excellent electronic music to … Read More
CULT WITH NO NAME – Nights in North Sentinel
Cult classic… I’m not a fan of those oh so familiar, “Why aren’t they famous?” rants so often seen when people talk of certain critically acclaimed acts who remain far below the radar for all but the most astute and … Read More
QUEEN’S MACHINES – How Music Changes Through The Years (1979 – 1984)
Following the relative failure of their disco-infused Hot Space album, Queen bounced back with ‘Radio Ga Ga’, a bona fide synth-pop classic. Barry Page looks at the legendary rock band’s use of synthesisers, which culminated in the making of this … Read More
WARRINGTON-RUNCORN NEW TOWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN – Interim Report, March 1979
Brooding brutalism There’s a touch of hauntology at work in this oddly evocative album, with its liminal soundscapes and uniquely British sensibility. Interim Report, March 1979 comes care of record label Castles in Space, who seem keen to champion music … Read More
MARINA – Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land
You are not here to conform As with many musical artists, Marina’s 2020 plans were tripped up by the Covid-19 pandemic, which sunk a scheduled Spring tour. But despite her live performance plans being kicked into the long grass, her … Read More
YOU ME & OMD
How can this be true… After a year of a live performance schedule that resembled a scene from Mad Max, the news that OMD were to perform live once again came as something of a shock. In fact, the You … Read More
What people are saying about The Electricity Club
“Smashing review of Saturday’s ElectroPunk Party, thank you Paul Browne of Electricity Club.”
Electro Punk Party
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Fifi Rong
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Sailor & I
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Lola Dutronic
“Thank you and very flattered to be mentioned in the same breath as Goblin!”
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