Neville Unwin talks to Talk Talk about their approach to music.

Chas de Whalley meets legendary Folk Rock svengali, Joe Boyd

Sessionmen Special

Behind the scenes stuff with ace players Ian Lynn (keyboards) and Dave Mattacks (drums).

Tony Banks samples the "Invisible Touch" album, keyboard by keyboard.

Calum Malcolm: Going to Caledonia

Dan Goldstein sifts through the stack of independent vinyl that landed in the E&MM offices following our appeal, and finds each record has a different tale to tell.

Stoking up the soul train

Negotiating a record contract

Don’t sign a thing until you’ve read this

Steve Cogan finds out just what Satan and Bugs Bunny have to do with this Cyberpunk band who swear by their ST

With nearly 25 years in the music business, Cliff puts his music making into perspective.

Band in a Box Studio

'Band In A Box' who have put their home studio to commercial use, voice their opinions on tea and biscuits.

Having been out of the limelight for a while, Robin has again donned his producer's cap and set to work with new artists 3AM and Robin Clark. Here he talks of his involvement with them and his attitude to the home recording revolution.

Bailey and Betteridge get together for a banter

Riverside Recordings

Riverside Recordings — from bedroom Revoxes to 16-track slickness.

Technical excess brought them success in the 70s, Trevor Horn rejuvenated them in the '80s, now they're working towards the '90s. Deborah Parisi asks the Yes men if there's anything left to say after 20 years.

Tangerine Dream have been at the forefront of electronic music long enough to be regarded as an institution. Mark J. Prendergast talks to Paul Haslinger about the TD experience.

Why has this top record producer - the man behind Culture Club's phenomenal success on vinyl - given up using the Fairlight in favour of a Steinberg Pro-24 system? Why is he so upset about the myths that surround digital recording? Ralph Denyer went along to Levine's new studio to find out...

Poe shaped ex-Pere Ubu person pontificates

House trained studio speakers?

After carving a career for themselves with their unique brand of anarchic funk, Shriekback have decided the time has come for a change. Barry Andrews tells David Bradwell about the importance of loving musical equipment.

Report on London's newest and most futuristic recording studio