Playlist 20050718
A solo show tonight with Luke off working at the SMTPE audio event at Darling…
Author Seb Chan
Seb Chan
Seb Chan founded Cyclic Defrost Magazine in 1998 with Dale Harrison. He handed over the reins at the end of 2010 but still contributes the occasional article and review.
Playlist for 18/4/05
Our very first show in the new timeslot Unkle Ho – Slavgnostik (Elefant Traks) Simm…
Susumu Yokota: “Walking amongst the big trees I can hear my heartbeat and the echoes of the earth.” Interview by Bim Ricketson
Like a long, slow walk through a cool forest or an afternoon snoozing in the…
Dubstep, Dread Garage – Zed Bias & Hyperdub interview by Sebastian Chan
There’s new movement in the garage scene. A new generation of producers, a lot in…
Souther Outpost interview by Domingo Yu
Sydney, Australia and Detroit, USA. From the people to the weather to the political climate,…
Crispydisc interview by Chloe Sasson
If you want to get dramatic – you could call it the Holy Grail of…
The New Pollutants interview by Paul Armour
When we’ve got a 50k back track and two dollar mike, Our knees go all…
Pretty Boy Crossover: “I’ve always wanted to be a Casio keyboard.” Interview by Bim Ricketson
Ask any electronica musician or fan what IDM stands for and you’re guaranteed to get…
Dave Miller interview by Chloe Sasson
Perth software engineer and electronic artist. Minimal beats and beautiful melodies. David Miller’s introduction to…
Editorial Issue 2
Welcome to issue two. Its been delayed somewhat by illness and the impact of Sound…
Sleeve Design Reviews by Alex Crowfoot
Some of the best musical experiences have been listening to a new record while poring…
Frigid – A Not So Brief History – Part One
This month Sydney’s weekly electronic music night Frigid turns six. Established in July 1996 by…
Judgement Jukebox by Andrew Maher
A 24-hour liquor license means more than simply allowing the unhindered purchase of alcohol. It…
Montonik interview with Simon Carless by Melinda Taylor
Next time you are sitting at work bored and are wondering the best way to…
Remembering 8-Bit : Commodore 64 Sound by Barry Handler
Back in the mid 80s, The Commodore64 computer was the dream item on every pre-pubescent…