The conclusion of our in-depth look at Bill's home 16 track studio in Yorkshire.

A voice like the water running out of the bath; an interview by Chris Maillard

Hairy stories from the USA

Tracing past to future ventures with one of the world's keyboard greats, including: The first publication of his title music for ‘Inferno’, video and LP reviews and keyboard music to play

One of the strangest new groups of the 1980s, PTV have pioneered the use of the holophonic system of recording sound for their new album, 'Dreams Less Sweet'. Tim Oakes talks here to Genesis P Orridge, founder member of the band, about the new system and the mystique of PTV

Someday, all home studios will be built this way - an exclusive survey

talk flour power

With The Housemartins

What a nice, ordinary, loveable bunch of geezers they are, Paul Trynka declares

Colin Campsie & George McFarlane

Chas de Whalley chats to Colin Campsie and George McFarlane, aka The Quick

Caught during their London rehearsals, keyboard-playing half Mike Talbot stands up for his organ.

Power Station, NYC

We visit the world-renowned studio, and talk to owner and producer Tony Bongiovi.

The young chart hopefuls share a few giggles with Jonathan James

Sixties pop fugitives on groovy gear

Not only vocalist, composer, dancer, choreographer, but also producer for her new album 'The Dreaming', Kate talks about her approach to composition and her newly acquired Fairlight CMI.

In engineering and production - as in musicianship - flexibility and adaptability are precious qualities. Martin Rex has covered artists as varied as Neneh Cherry, Fela Kuti and Michael Nyman - Ollie Crooke listens.

Stones Guitar Man Jimi Barber talks to Tony Bacon

As film music becomes a more popular means for composers to earn a living, Tim Goodyer talks to soundtrack expert Steve Parsons about his work on the new British film, 'Empire State'.

Dalek, I Love You!

Declaring Independence

They've been on CBS, they run their own company called Dry Communications, and they've learned a thing or two: they are a band called Thomas Lang. Phil Ward meets the Scousers with a Dry sense of humour.

Eccentric Swiss pioneers Yello follow 1989's Flag with another long playing sound fantasy. Simon Trask talks to Boris Blank about his old Fairlight and his new Baby.

Betteridge surfaces again to quiz producer Mick Glossop about his work on Furniture's hit, Brilliant Mind

Technology & Education

Are you looking for an engineering career in the audio industry? Perhaps a musical technology course at the London College of Furniture might set you on the right path. Course tutor Tim Orr explains why...

Film Score Writer

James Betteridge goes to Hollywood, or thereabouts, to find out all about sound and vision