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Interviews

Roll Reversal

Editorial | Music Technology, Apr 1992

We all like to daydream from time to time, so try this: envisage a world in which high technology had become the province of the drummer rather than the keyboard player. Tim Goodyer's imagination runs riot.

Alesis HR16 Drum Machine

Review | Music Technology, Mar 1988

A drum machine that sounds more like a drum kit than anything Ludwig ever made? True or not, Alesis' beat box is going to find its way into a lot of recording studios. Nicholas Rowland returns to his roots.

OD ON MUSIC

Feature | Music Technology, Apr 1988
Really Big Men

The band tipped to make it BIG in '88. Tim Goodyer talks to a DJ/keyboard player with a unique place in rock 'n' roll and a singer/guitarist who's going to make Madonna and Lita Ford look like Dot Cotton and Hilda Ogden.

A History of Electronic Music - Part 6

Feature Series | Topic: History / Culture | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1982
Into the Seventies

Concert Review

Music Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1983

Helden, Laurie Anderson, Fad Gadget, The Enid

Pomp Up The Volume

Feature | Topic: History / Culture | Phaze 1, Feb 1989

a history of progressive rock - is there a new day dawning for the dinosaurs?

 

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