A story about Doug McKechnie and his Moog synthesizer, which he owned from 1968. Read about his pioneering work and how his Moog was (not) featured on the Altamont Speedway show at which the Rolling Stones also appeared. The Moog was sold to Christopher Franke in 1972.
We are happy to present you this article, created, and (c) by Michel Scheijen. Michel is creator and owner of the Musicophilia website on which he publishes background articles, personal …
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This interview with Klaus Schulze appeared in the German ‘Keyboards’ magazine, March 1985. We have scanned the article, OCR’d the German text and translated it with Deepl to English. Please …
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Please note: this article, created by Stephen Dalton, appeared in the British Uncut Magazine in 2009. All (c) are with the magazine and its authors. You can find the original …
Node just released the brilliant album ‘Singularity’ through DiN records. Read about Node (how did they ever come together), the background of those special Node sounds and the inspiration of …
I was intrigued by the story of the release of George Harrison‘s album ‘Electronic Sounds’ and the involvement of Bernie Krause. And after doing some more investigation I found out …
…according to Tony Banks. This article appeared in Vulture, March 22, 2023. Please note that all (c) are with Vulture and its author Devon Ivie. the original article can be …
This article about the making of Depeche Mode’s Songs of Faith and Devotion is published in Classic Pop magazine. Please that all (c) are with Classic Pop magazine and its …
This article, created by Adam Douglas, appeared on Reverb.com. Please note that all (c) are with Reverb and its authors. You can find the original article here. Something incredible happened …
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I was, and still am, impressed by the track Blue Monday, by New Order. I think that it was, in many ways, a new order of music. I had this …