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.

Future Music 374, October 2021

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 15 MB

Future Music delivers the technique and technology behind modern electronic and forward-thinking music. Packed with inspiration for today’s modern musician there’s reviews of hot new gear, tons of tutorials to help you get the most out of your hardware and software, and exclusive In The Studio features where a broad range of artists take apart their tracks on video for our cover-mounted DVD. Add in thousands of exclusive free-to-use samples and audio to accompany our lessons and reviews and you’ve the ultimate package, designed to keep any cutting-edge musician or producer at the top of their game.

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.

Custom PC May 2020

English | PDF | 116 pages | 72.2 MB

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.

Beat Magazine Issue 187 2021

English | 100 pages | PDF | 90 MB

The specialist magazine for music, production and DJ-ing: BEAT combines competent hardware and software tests with committed reviews as well as reports and interviews from music circles and the music business.

Computer Music 288 DVD

Exclusive MaGeSY®.Blog | 7 October 2020 | PDF: 73.1 MB | DVD: 21.2 GB

Dave Clews offers even more clues on chords, Guide to playing keys starts here, Yelle reveal the tech secrets behind their distinctive sound and much more…