Line Noise
Ben CardewDance music’s past, dance music’s future
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 180 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Five songs that prove that My Bloody Valentine were electronic music pioneers
“The Art of Powerful Questions vs. the Geometry of Love: An infographic” @annajanemcintyre
Read anything about My Bloody Valentine and inevitably it will go on about guitars: glide guitars, drone guitars, sludge guitars, tremolo guitars,...
Pau Cristòful, from the Primavera Sound booking team, names his must-see acts
Primavera Sound in Barcelona starts today, with the first of the Ciutat concerts. I am going and I hope you are too.
I asked Pau Cristòful, from the festival’s booking team, for his unmissable recommendations for Primavera Sound 20206. And...
“I decided to drop all the clichés” - an interview with Michael Rother
Neu!, Harmonia, Kraftwerk and more
When it was announced that Michael Rother was coming to Catalonia to play the Barcelona Psych Fest, someone in the office joked that I had to go and speak to him because I had already interviewed everyone...
A Remarc of obsession - saluting the Amen king
“Thunderclap” @annajanemcintyre
Much great music is the result of obsession. It might be obsessive love, obsessive hate or just that obsessive desire to keep on doing what you are doing until something truly remarkable drops out the other...
Of course you don’t actually READ them - some thoughts on reviews
“Dogtooth dogma at Farine Five Roses Montreal” @annajanemcintyre
Do you read your reviews? Should you read your reviews? You definitely shouldn’t. And yet of course you do.
I have been thinking about this a lot recently on the back of the...
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