Line Noise
Ben CardewDance music’s past, dance music’s future
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 175 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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“John Denver’s got some bangers” - an interview with Sully
“Flock of Swandives” @annajanemcintyre
Remember when jungle was fun? Norwich producer Sully does and that is one of the reasons why he is among the best artists in the modern-day jungle game. Of course, Sully - aka Jack Stevens - also has...
“I turned the speed up and got booed even more” - an interview with Mike Pickering
Plus a review of Boards of Canada's comeback single
For anyone with a love of Manchester and an interest in the history of British dance music - guilty as charged - Mike Pickering is a towering figure. When I lived in Manchester, from 1995...
“Humbleness is important” - an interview with Olof Dreijer
“Loud Fire Blooms” - by Anna Jane McIntyre
Were you slightly intimidated by The Knife? I know I was. I loved - and continue to love - their music but the duo of Olof and Karin Dreijer always seemed far too chic and sharp for the likes of m...
“We carved out that space where we could be anything” - an interview with Coldcut’s Matt Black
“Everything is Under Control” @annajanemcintyre
Coldcut are dance music royalty, their long fingers tracing distinctively psychedelic patterns across the history of UK culture.
Their first single, 1987’s Say Kids What Time Is It? was one...
Mr Fingers’ Leev Ur Mynd - genius at rest and play
“The Happening Menagerie” @annajanemcintyre
Larry Heard’s genius lies in making it all sound so easy. Listen to those first, classic Mr. Fingers records - Mystery of Love, Can You Feel It, Washing Machine et al. - and the music sounds abso...
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