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 State of Independents - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Nov 1993Time to PlayNottingham's Time Recording give an independent label's-eye view from the front line of dance music. Simon Trask checks his Swatch... |
 State Of Independents - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Oct 1993Riff Raff, FONIn Part 1 of a series on independent labels, MT looks at the case histories of Fon and Riff Raff to discover just what it takes to get going and avoid the pitfalls |
 Warped Vision - Part 3Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Dec 1993Warp RecordsMT's enquiry into the health of the independent label scene continues with a visit to the home of electronic listening music. |
 Learning to swim - Part 4Feature Series | Topic: Music Business | Music Technology, Jan 1994Swim RecordsSimon Trask dives into the world of a desktop record label |
 Nothing Like The PresentInterview | Phaze 1, Apr 1989valuable gifts of good advice from the world’s least complex pop group |
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