Best known as the front man of Belgian electronic trailblazers TELEX, Michel Moers releases what is only his second solo studio album ‘As Is’. Michel Moers has admittedly that working on music alone has been a challenge. Recorded primarily using Logic, the songs have been developed over several years and although Moers continues with his distinctive cynical surrealism. The post MICHEL MOERS As Is appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Following up her collaborative EP ‘FOMO’ with performance poet Luke Wright, Gemma Cullingford presents another 4 track offering ‘The Komiza Project’. It is the soundtrack to her lovely 25 minute short film ‘Home’ which comprises of Super 8 cine footage from between 1974 to 1983 documenting her parents from their late teens through to their early 30s. The post GEMMA CULLINGFORD The Komiza Project appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Behind GAGARIN is Graham ‘Dids’ Dowdall, a veteran musical experimentalist who has been a member of LUDUS, FACTION and PERE UBU with Nico, John Cale and Eric Random associations along the way… It was following a visit to Russia and a move from drums to electronics that led to Dowdall’s adoption of his Cosmonaut moniker. The post GAGARIN Komorebi appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

From out of the shadows to under the strobe lights, DIE SEXUAL are the erotically charged Los Angeles-based duo of Anton Floriano and his wife Ros. DIE SEXUAL’s dark electronic influences examine themes of domination and submission. With lights down low, Ros and Anton Floriano spoke to about their motivations and realisations… The post DIE SEXUAL Interview appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Now with just Robert Enforsen remaining from the original line-up, ELEGANT MACHINERY began as a trio in 1989. In their first phase, ELEGANT MACHINERY would release three albums With the release for the first time of ‘A Soft Exchange’ in vinyl formats, ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK had a career spanning conversation with Robert Enforsen… The post ELEGANT MACHINERY Interview appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Gareth Jones was born in Lancashire and while he played a number of instruments as a youngster, his interest soon turned to music technology with the purchase of a tape recorder. He gained his formal training at the BBC and began working as an engineer in various recording spaces including Pathway, a small 8 track studio in North London. The post A Beginner’s Guide To GARETH JONES appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Coinciding with the release of their third album ‘In Arms’, KALEIDA gave a superb performance at Hackney Oslo in London ahead of a European and North American tour. Fans attended from Scotland, Norway and Eastern European and it was vindication for KALEIDA of their artistic perseverance. The post KALEIDA Live at Hackney Oslo appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

The queue outside to get a good spot to see Los Angeles band CANNONS play London’s Heaven stretched to almost the entire length of Villiers Street. CANNONS’ impressive recent run of sold out headlining shows have included a European sojourn. For these dates, support came from NINA & RADIO WOLF. The post CANNONS + NINA & RADIO WOLF Live in London appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

‘Cowgirls & Synthesizers’ is the amusing 2023 docufilm by the quirky Texan synth do HYPERBUBBLE. Comprising of married couple Jessica and Jeff DeCuir, ‘Cowgirls & Synthesizers’ traces the true-story of how HYPERBUBBLE drove to Nashville to record a Country and Western album ‘Western Ware’ using only synthesizers, drum machines, and theremin! The post HYPERBUBBLE Cowgirls & Synthesizers OST appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more

Bypassing the usual synthpop route, NIGHT CLUB have significantly expanded their audience by opening for alternative rock giants A PERFECT CIRCLE and PUSCIFER over the past few years and in 2023, goth rock icons THE CULT. ‘Masochist’ is a highly appropriate title for the new NIGHT CLUB album. Emotions can be summed up by the inclusion of ‘The Lunatics (Have Taken Over the Asylum)’. The post NIGHT CLUB Masochist appeared first on ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK ..read more