The New Pollutants interview by Paul Armour
When we’ve got a 50k back track and two dollar mike, Our knees go all…
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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…
On the road with Ollo & Neotropic self-interview
While on nationwide tour of Australia, UK’s Neotropic interviewed her tour buddies ollo from the…
Puzhaki interview by Lawrence English
On Puzahki’s debut offering It’s Just Noise, Brisbanite Craig Parry flexes his audio splicing skills…
Dave Miller interview by Chloe Sasson
Perth software engineer and electronic artist. Minimal beats and beautiful melodies. David Miller’s introduction to…
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…
Cover designer interview – Tom Phillipson by Angela Stengel
Tom Phillipson was a creative boy long before he designed the cover for this issue…
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…
Montreal 101 – C’est quoi le Glitch esti? by Lucinda Catchlove
It is always tempting ‘ especially for music journalists, fans and those on the business…
Australian Electronic Listening Music – Couchblip, Aural Industries, Surgery
Intelligent dance music is an annoying term. Originally coined by UK ambient DJ and producer…
Pivot & Triosk interview by Bim Ricketson
Drums scraped away in triple time. The guitarist picked out jazz notes and ground them…
Quark Kent interview by Seb Chan
My first contact with Quark Kent was when a demo tape arrived in the mail…