Simmons

Vince Clarke reveals trade secrets.

The anti-christ of studio recording, Dave Goodman, talks to Chas de Whalley

The Rhythm Section

Landscape's bassist and drummer recount their reasons for choosing to form their own label to Ralph Denyer.

...while Paul Gallotta discovers how bass got its top end from the Yes man

the Roland story

twenty years after they invented heavy metal the seminal sabbs are back

drum parts and recording arts

Pop hopefuls or Stock, Aitken and Waterman puppets? The men in Blue give David "newboy" Bradwell the inside story on the SAW production stable.

Level 42 keyboardsman Mike Lindup takes a break from recording of the next album to talk to Tim Goodyer about Fairlights and Synclaviers, among other things.

The Fall and Rise of Technology in Music

Steering this magazine through the '80s made Dan Goldstein a prominent character in the music industry. Putting aside 90 Minutes he gives a personal view of the last decade in music, technology and Music Technology.

A personal account of its development

A personal look at designs past and present

Session Drumming

All the secrets from Andy Duncan.

His time with Rainbow, Whitesnake and Ozzy Osbourne has made Don Airey a rock institution (rather than putting him in one). Tim Goodyer talks to him about music and machinery.

The Camden Cowboys are back with a fresh outlook and a new IP on the way. Jonathan James investigates

Volume isn't everything

Steve Cogan talks to J.J. Jezalik about life, the universe and sampling car doors

The urbane Mr Palmer talks to Hank Bordowitz about crossing over from cult status to general acceptance.

Mark Prendergast takes a look behind the scenes at the recording of New Order's fifth LP, 'Technique'.

From penthouse to pavement and back again, Heaven 17 have seen pop finance from both sides. Will their latest album, Pleasure 1, put them back in the black? Tony Reed opens the account...

The move from fashion model to pop starlet is many a young girl's dream but Lizzie Tear is already over halfway there. David Bradwell counts the remixes.

building your own recording haven

Formerly one half of Throbbing Gristle, Chris and Cosey have since leapt to the forefront of Britain's avant garde electronic music scene. Interview by Dan Goldstein.