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  • Electronic Sound Issue 105 2023
    September 15th, 2023 ⚡
    Categories: News

    Electronic Sound Issue 105 2023 Magesy

    Electronic Sound Issue 105 2023

    English | 100 pages | PDF | 58 MB

    Depeche Mode. Yazoo. Erasure. The connection between these three electropop giants is, of course, Vince Clarke, who we are delighted to have on the cover of the latest issue of Electronic Sound. The legendary synthesist has packed an awful lot into the last 40-odd years, but he’s about to step into unknown territory with the release of ‘Songs Of Silence’, his debut solo album. And rather than the synthpop earworms he is best known for, this is something quite different but every bit as special. In fact, these expansive soundscapes are some of the most beautiful tracks Clarke has ever recorded. He discusses the album at length in our in-depth cover story, as well as reflecting on the many high points of his amazing career, going right the way back to his pre-Depeche Mode days in Basildon. It’s a riveting read from start to finish.



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    • Electronic Sound Issue 104, 2023
      August 14th, 2023 ⚡
      Categories: News

      Electronic Sound Issue 104, 2023 Magesy

      Electronic Sound Issue 104, 2023

      English | 100 pages | PDF | 65.4 MB

      This month’s Electronic Sound lifts the lid on the secret world of MODULAR SYNTHESIS. Our cover feature is a pick ’n‘ mix of modular goodness, including an interview with 1960s pioneer Morton Subotnick, who created his legendary ‘Silver Apples Of The Moon’ on a Buchla. We talk to contemporary talents Loula Yorke, Andrew Ostler, Philippe Petit and Vicky Clarke too, while music tech guru Robin Vincent explains his addiction to oddball boxes and brightly-coloured leads. We also select 10 Landmark Modular Albums – from Beaver & Krause to Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – and profile 50 Key Modular Artists, with both instantly recognisable names and largely unknown newcomers making the cut.



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      • Electronic Sound Issue 103, 2023
        July 16th, 2023 ⚡
        Categories: News

        Electronic Sound Issue 103, 2023 Magesy

        Electronic Sound 103

        English | 100 pages | PDF | 50 MB

        MONKEY ALERT!! We’re marking 50 years of American synthpunk oddballs Devo in this month’s Electronic Sound. The band’s co-founders Mark Mothersbaugh and Jerry Casale are in superb form for our cover feature, talking about their current tour – they’re playing three gigs in the UK next month – and their forthcoming ‘Art Devo 1973-1977’ triple album. The pair recall their formative years at length, a story which involves the extended sonic assault of audiences, monsters high on nitrous oxide, wardrobes full of masks and costumes, and the inevitability of their surrender to the rules of de-evolutionary theory. As one of the group’s many memorable slogans has it, “In the beginning was the end”. Oh, and there are monkeys too, of course. We couldn’t possibly forget the monkeys.



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        • Electronic Sound Issue 102, 2023
          June 12th, 2023 ⚡
          Categories: News

          Electronic Sound Issue 102 2023 Magesy

          Electronic Sound Issue 102

          English | 100 pages | True PDF | 18 MB

          With her debut solo album rocketing into the UK Top 10 on the week of its release, we are delighted to have Alison Goldfrapp on the cover of the new Electronic Sound. We have a fantastic red vinyl seven-inch by the always stylish and often elusive singer to accompany the issue too. After nearly 20 years fronting the massively successful electronic duo Goldfrapp, delivering Kraftwerk-meets-glam stomps such as ‘Strict Machine’ and ‘Ooh La La’, Alison’s ‘The Love Invention’ is very much an album on her own terms. This is majestic synthpop with added oomph and a confident statement of intent. “As an artist, I think it’s important to feel excited about what you’re doing – and I’m incredibly excited about what I’m doing,” she declares in our cover feature. There’s every reason for the rest of us to feel excited as well. ‘The Love Invention’ is a big, bold and gloriously effervescent record that looks set to soundtrack the summer months ahead.



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          • Electronic Sound Issue 101 2023 PDF
            May 26th, 2023 ⚡
            Categories: News

            Electronic Sound Issue 101 2023 Pdf

            Electronic Sound Issue 101

            English | 100 pages | True PDF | 13.7 MB

            We have British Electric Foundation on the cover of this month’s Electronic Sound and our lead feature is the story of BEF’s debut album, ‘Music For Stowaways’. It begins at The Human League’s HQ in Sheffield in late 1980, with Martyn Ware being ejected from the band and Ian Craig Marsh deciding to leave with him. What followed was a whirlwind year, with Martyn and Ian releasing ‘Stowaways’, initially only on cassette, and at the same time hooking up with Glenn Gregory and getting to work on Heaven 17’s ‘Penthouse And Pavement’ album. “We wanted to present this notion that you were entering our universe,” says Martyn. “We were creating an alternative fantasy existence, because the real world – I mean, I was living in a two-bedroom council house – had no glamour to it. At all.”



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            • Electronic Sound Issue 96 2022-PDF
              May 5th, 2023 ⚡
              Categories: News

              Electronic Sound Issue 96 2022-PDF-MaGeSY

              Electronic Sound 96 2022

              English | 100 pages | True PDF | 21MB

              We’re tickled pink to have Jean-Michel Jarre on the cover of Electronic Sound. Come to think of it, we’re tickled any colour you care to mention. Like most music magazines, we probably use the word “legend” a bit more than we should. It’s completely justified with Jarre, though. He learned his trade from some of the best – Pierre Schaeffer, Pierre Henry, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Iannis Xenakis – and maintained close personal connections with these giants of early electronic sound over the decades that followed.



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