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Themen | 392/2023 (24.01.2023)
  • MAELSTROM & LOUISAHHH
    After a decade of collaboration, techno rock duo Maelstrom & Louisahhh release their debut album. Danny Turner finds them at the peak of their powers
  • GOLD PANDA
    Derwin Dicker’s fourth album finds him exploring mental health and self-care through sample-based electronica.
  • DORIAN CONCEPT
    The Austrian producer, musician and synth savant lets it all go on his new album: "What We Do For Others".
  • KATE NV
    Embracing the polarities of abstract and popular music, Danny Turner chats to Kate NV about her idiosyncratic approach to sound
  • Korg Drumlogue £529
    CONTACT WHO: Korg WEB: korg.com KEY FEATURES 11-track drum machine with four analogue channels, six digital sample channels and one customisable ‘Multi-Engine’. Also features audio input, three effect slots (delay, reverb, master effects), 64-step sequencer with full parameter automation
Themen | 393/2023 (21.02.2023)
  • SNOW GHOSTS
    Forged in a Wiltshire castle, Snow Ghosts’ fifth album, The Fell, explores the region’s dark yet beautiful folklore. Danny Turner finds out more
  • LISEL
    Classical opera singer by day, electronic artist by night, Eliza Bagg is dissolving boundaries, as Matt Mullen discovers
  • 15 SYNTH PATCHES
    From classic bass sounds to evolving pads, quick drums and FX, we’ll show you how to rustle up these go-to patches from scratch
  • Apogee Boom £329
    Boasting impressive components, the Boom doesn’t come cheap. Is it worth it? Simon Fellows tests it out
  • Arturia Pigments €199
    Now at version 4, Arturia’s ‘polychrome’ synth has pitched itself as both the most flexible and approachable ‘power’ plugin around. Si Truss asks if it still holds that crown…
394/2023 (14.03.2023)
Themen | 395/2023 (14.04.2023)
  • The Great Polysynth Shootout
    We pit the young guns versus the vintage veterans, analogue versus digital, the weird versus the straight-laced in our quest to find the best contemporary polysynth
  • SURGEON
    Surgeon’s new album sees techno mainstay Anthony Child replicating his live setup in a studio environment. Danny Turner chatted to him to find out more…
  • LUCINDA CHUA
    The London-based composer and producer’s debut solo album is an ambitious and personal work of ambient pop, as Matt Mullen discovers
  • CHANNEL TRES
    One of dance music’s most distinctive new voices, Danny Turner chats to Channel Tres about the origins of his ‘Compton house’ sound
Themen | 396/2023 (16.05.2023)
  • OCTAVE ONE
    Despite diverging from their techno roots, Octave One tell Danny Turner they’d sooner stop the music than sell their 909
  • JAMES HOLDEN
    Ever the innovator, the London-based producer tells Matt Mullen how broken synths, 3D printers and Max for Live helped create his stellar new album
  • Modern music theory tools
    Learn how to use today’s top theory tools to hit the target or get creative
  • NYOKABI KARIUKI
    The formally trained composer tells Kate Puttick how sound-journaling opened a world of experimentation to explore on her debut works
  • Roland Jupiter-X £2,432
    Is the 21st century Jupiter a dream machine to conjure sounds of the past and the future? Or just a box of plugins with some pretty lights on? Dave Clews finds out
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  • Modern music theory tools
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  • JAMES HOLDEN
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