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  • Electronic Sound Issue 77: May 2021
    December 25th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 77 May 2021

    Electronic Sound Issue 77

    PDF | 13 May 2021 | 40.1MB

    We’re heading for the dark side of the krautrock kaleidoscope with this month’s Electronic Sound cover stars, the inimitable Can. We’ve a limited edition purple vinyl seven-inch featuring an excerpt from the band’s stunning new live album to accompany the magazine too. Prompted by the release of ‘Live In Stuttgart 1975’, the first in a series of archive Can gig recordings, we speak to Irmin Schmidt about the band he created with Michael Karoli, Holger Czukay and Jaki Liebezeit towards the end of the 1960s. As we try to deconstruct their wholly unique brand of sonic voodoo, Schmidt reveals the inner workings of Can, together with his own memories of their powerful live performances. “We were constantly inventing collectively,” he says. “We came onstage and we didn’t have a plan. We just started. What we did was always a reaction to the whole environment – to the sound, to the acoustics, to the crowd, to our mood, and to the moment.”


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 84 December 2021
    December 11th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 84 December 2021

    Electronic Sound Issue 84

    English | 100 pages | True PDF | 13.79 MB

    We seem to say it every time we sit down to put together our end-of-year lists, but what a 12 months it has been for electronic music. Especially for our cover star Julie Campbell, aka LoneLady. As well as being the winner of our Album Of The Year award, she’s also partly responsible for a second record in our Top Five. She’s the first artist to achieve anything like that, by the way. We reviewed almost 900 albums in 2021. Not all at once, obviously, because that would be mad. But covering 900 releases is pretty staggering. And we’d have liked it to have been more. The wealth of incredible music out there means that for every record we did review, there was a big pile of others we weren’t able to include. That’s the problem with being a print magazine. There’s only so much room in each issue, so we have to draw the line somewhere.


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 70 2020
    December 2nd, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 70 2020

    Electronic Sound 70 2020

    English | 100 pages | True PDF | 63.77 MB

    We’re marking 100 years since the invention of THE THEREMIN in this month’s Electronic Sound. We have a fantastic yellow vinyl EP featuring four tracks by some of the world’s leading thereminists too. Russian boffin Leon Theremin was meant to have been constructing a sonar system when he came up with his iconic electronic instrument. Goodness only knows how audiences reacted when they first heard its ghostly wail, which had no real precedent in music. What’s more, you didn’t even have to touch the instrument to play it. You seemingly just had to wave your hands about somewhere in the vicinity. We have interviewed a host of contemporary thereminists for our in-depth cover feature, including top players such as Herb Deutsch, Gaudi, Dorit Chrysler, Bruce Woolley, Carolina Eyck, Charlie Draper, Javier Díez Ena and more. We also have a piece about the incredible double life of Leon Theremin by his biographer Albert Glinsky. As well as being the inventor of a bizarre musical instrument, Theremin was a key figure in the Soviet Union’s espionage activities, his other creations including a device that snooped on the American Embassy in Moscow for several years.


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 80, 2021
    September 18th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 80, 2021

    Electronic Sound Issue 80, 2021

    English | 100 pages | PDF | 78.8 MB

    Electronic Sound is the best electronic music magazine in the world. In-depth coverage of the current scene, the pioneers, the machines, and the current thinking of the electronic music world.


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 81 2021-PDF
    September 11th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 81 2021-PDF

    Electronic Sound Issue 81

    English | 100 pages | True PDF | 14.61 MB

    Viva freaktronica! This month’s Electronic Sound cover stars are the legendary Faust, the wildest and weirdest of the 1970s krautrock outfits. We’ve interviewed all of the surviving original members of Faust for our cover piece, which starts in Hamburg with two trios combining into a single unit and ends in Munich just five years later, when the police arrest half of the band at Giorgio Moroder’s studios as they try to complete their fifth album. It’s a madcap story of counterculture abandon, disregard for music industry standards, inter-group personality clashes on an epic scale, and the pursuit of bold and brazen new sounds. It’s one heck of a read.


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 79 2021-PDF
    July 16th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 79 2021-PDF

    Electronic Sound Issue 79

    English | 100 pages | PDF | 77.69 MB

    Electronic Sound is the best electronic music magazine in the world. In-depth coverage of the current scene, the pioneers, the machines, and the current thinking of the electronic music world.


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  • Electronic Sound Issue 73, 2021
    July 13th, 2021 ⚡
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    Electronic Sound Issue 73, 2021

    Electronic Sound 73

    English | 100 pages | PDF | 59.22 MB

    We’ve been talking to Steven Wilson about his new album for the latest issue of Electronic Sound and we have a special limited edition cover based on the artwork concept of the record for our subscribers and our webshop. To accompany the magazine, we also have a red vinyl seven-inch boasting exclusive edits of two tracks from the album. Steven Wilson’s ‘The Future Bites’ is a significant milestone for the former Porcupine Tree man and celebrated sound architect. Following on from his highly praised 5.1 surround sound remixes of artists such as Tangerine Dream, Roxy Music, Simple Minds and, in the last few months, Ultravox and Tears For Fears, ‘The Future Bites’ is a truly outstanding collection of electronic and art-rock tracks. The lyrics of the album meanwhile explore how we’re being constantly prodded by the internet’s mercilessly efficient and ever-evolving alogrithms, telling us what to buy, where to go, what to think, and who to vote for. Was the future meant to be like this? Probably not.


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