Roland Demonstrators make Good!

History catches up with Roland musicians

An Appreciation

John Cage - The life & the legacy

Nature is of the Mind, and Music is of the Nature...

An insight into the music of one of Japan’s leading synthesists on record.

the birth of loud

mixing classical with digital

When Soft Cell disbanded, Marc Almond quickly established himself as a solo artist, but what became of his keyboard-playing partner? David Bradwell talks to David Ball about his latest project.

The Mix's terrestrial bulletin board

The next in Liz Coley's sequence of computer features

Sound at the Blackbushe outdoor festival

Depeche Mode, Urban Sax

Chas de Whalley meets legendary Folk Rock svengali, Joe Boyd

Recording engineer Del Palmer has worked with Kate Bush for almost 13 years. Here he provides an insight into how this innovative lady works in the studio and the background to the recording of her hugely successful album, 'The Sensual World'.

'Brotherhood' by New Order

Sound On Sound's record review with a difference! Mark Prendergast begins the first of a regular feature that talks about and to the people responsible for one of the more interesting vinyl releases around. This month: 'Brotherhood' by New Order.

the great acoustic guitar revival

Metronome Studio

Metronome Studio.

Wild man Bill Collins looks at the Simmons SDX system and gives us a few drum patterns to try out

Mark J. Prendergast looks behind the anonymous front of the KLF, riding high on the success of 'What Time Is Love' and '3am Eternal'.

Abbey Road

Perhaps the most famous recording studio in the world explored by IM's Eamonn Percival

Dealer of the Month

Very much the man in form, Steve Hill of Reigate does a lap of honour round the contents page celebrating his win of the coveted Teac 4-track package.

Computer synth rental