Whilst The Shamen’s In Gorbachev We Trust straddled that boundary between indie and electronic, Detstimony was a tougher beast altogether, relying on a clanging church bell phrase and atonal vocals, splicing industrial clatter with techno phrasing before most even knew what it was. @finitribe @shamen1
Category: Features
Tycho – Simulcast review
On 2019’s Weather Scott Hansen earned a Grammy nomination for taking his Tycho concept outside of the box: adding in … More
The 100 Greatest Songs of the 1980’s – The Playlist #100 – #71
Over the year the list will be regularly updated. Find it without the blurb here. Or read on… For all … More
Caribou – Suddenly review
When a great philosopher (Probably) once said “I’ve got something for your mind, your body and your soul”. Dan Snaith … More
100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #81 Thomas Dolby – Airwaves
Released : 1981 Briefly, it seemed that the meek might inherit the earth. Engineered by futuristic lab natives like Kraftwerk … More
100 Greatest Songs of the 1980’s #82 Black Flag – Six Pack
Released: 1981 Michael Azerrad’s beyond essential book Our Band Could Be Your Life tells the story of how a handful … More
Baxter Dury – The Night Chancers review
“Dury’s reached into a personal A-Z of his West London habitat, the streets paved with beggars and hustlers, everyone playing a role and on the take, from the social media trolls” sketched on Saliva Hog to Sleep People’s and it’s puddle-deep fashionistas.”
100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #83 Grace Jones – Slave To The Rhythm
Released : 1985 There was always a danger that the Grace Jones brand – if such terminology had even been … More
100 Greatest Songs of the 1980’s #84 Momus – A Complete History of Sexual Jealousy, Parts 17-24
Released : 1988 The 1980’s was a decade whose pop glamour attracted many to it, novices staring through the window … More
The Orielles – Disco Volador review
When Chic talked about good times all those years ago, did anybody say that there was some kind of limit … More