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Sweet Dole Music

Interview | International Musician & Recording World, Dec 1986

In the same job for seven years and Sax man Brian Travis is still employed playing that sweet dole music for the DHSS's longest-running success story. Marking his card: Paul Trynka

Order Of The Day

Interview | Making Music, Mar 1987

Non-Stop Electronic Cabaret

Interview | Music Technology, Jun 1992

Having helped establish the direction of British electronic experimental music in the early-'80s and helped guide it through the dance explosion, Cabaret Voltaire have released a new album. Tim Goodyer finds out why the tracks sound strangely familiar.

Just 17

Interview | Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Apr 1985

Hitmakers Heaven 17 reveal how they've harnessed the hardware on How Men Are.

Echo-Plex

Interview | One Two Testing, Dec 1985

talk the best of

The Ministry Of Propaganda

Interview | Music Technology, Jul 1990

In 1985 Propaganda produced a seminal electronic music album - then they vanished. Five years on they've returned to pick up where they left off. Michael Mertens talks to Tim Goodyer about technology and the German tradition.

The Magic of Daniel Lanois - Part 2

Interview Series | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987

In the concluding part of our in-depth interview with this French-Canadian engineer/producer, Mark Prendergast discovers how Lanois recorded the 'So' album with Peter Gabriel and more about his co-production with Brian Eno of U2's 'The Joshua Tree' and 'Unforgettable Fire' LPs.

 

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