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Own a Piece of Audio History

Born of a visionary partnership between acoustic designer Ojas and Klipsch, the limited edition kO-R2 two-way multisectoral loudspeaker represents the pinnacle of audio collaboration…

Nick Nicely ‘Hilly Fields’

Electro-psych enigma Nick Nicely recounts the creation of 1982’s cult classic ‘Hilly Fields’, now widely considered a pivotal influence on the hypnagogic pop scene

Mira Aroyo of Ladytron

As Ladytron gear up for their last few UK live dates of the year, the band’s Mira Aroyo delves into her foremost influences

Fat Dog: Off The Leash

London’s Fat Dog return with their second album – a gleefully unruly mix of electro-punk, rave, pop and wonky balladry, Inspired by family dynamics and curious life encounters. Cue Elvis impersonators, Aliens and the penguins of ‘Madagascar
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It’s All About Vinyl Episode 22

In this episode, Electronic Sound magazine founders discuss the stoned and naked shenanigans of krautrock legends Faust, the bizarre link between indie champs The Yummy Fur and rap god LL Cool J

It’s All About Vinyl Episode 21

In this episode Push returns, and talks to his Electronic Sound magazine co-founder Mark Roland about Dollar, which seems to be a popular topic, including their contribution to a Gary Numan track…

It’s All About Vinyl Episode 20

In this episode, Electronic Sound co-founder Mark Roland chats to e.m.arson about her debut album, being released on the Electronic Sound label, and delves into a selection of her record and book collection.
Live Sessions

ESLS018 – Sunda Arc

Electronica and woodwind – together at last Sunda Arc is an electronic project that seamlessly blends digital soundscapes…
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Maria Uzor: Fighting Fantasy

Maria Uzor found in-yer-face fame with Norwich electro-punk duo Sink Ya Teeth, but her second solo album ‘Fantasyland’ now looks inward – seeking magical, myth-inspired headspace as a refuge from contemporary tensions

Lo Fidelity Allstars: Fee Lo-Fi Fo Fun

Late 1990s big beat giants Lo Fidelity Allstars are back! A handful of dates at Easter haS turned into an autumn tour and there’s even talk of some new music. Big chief Phil Ward tells all over a pint before the band’s first show in nearly a decade

Globo: Globo Warfare

As Globo’s defining 1995 album ‘Pro War’ gets the redux treatment, their powerful, anti-conflict messages feel eerily timely. The electronic agitators talk political chaos, exploding tyres and antagonising fans of The Fall