During the last couple of weeks we received a lot of entries for the List of ‘Best ever Electronic Tracks‘. Thanks to anyone that voted for their top-3 tracks. Below …
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Are you into synthesizer music? Do you want to help getting the best ever Electronic Tracks aired on radio? Then help us with two easy steps: (1) Name three of your most …
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We just received exciting Superbooth news. Berlin November 23 – Dear friends of the Superbooth, We hope you have been well! After our usual summer break, we are back at it …
Update October 10, 2023: the synth has been revealed: it’s a marvellous recreation of the Korg PS-3300. PS-3300 is an exactingly faithful virtual analog emulation of the colossal and ultra-rare semi-modular …
This interesting feature, created by Andy Jones appeared at Musicradar.com : one piece of gear that changed or defined an artist’s career. Below you’ll find an excerpt of this article. …
Progstock: The American Northeast’s Only International Progressive Rock Festival will take place at October 6-8, 2023 in Rutherford, NJ. They offer a spectacular line-up (more info see below) and the …
Michel Scheijen did an extensive interview with Erik Norlander – published as “The ability to be independent” on his website Musicophilia. This interview is kindly reproduced with courtesy (c) Michel …
Last year we lost another “great” from the electronic music scene, Mark Shreeve. Mark was a lovely, unassuming guy, and his contribution to the em scene was immense. ‘Berlin – …
This article was created by Adam Douglas for Roland. Please note that all (c) are with the author. Vangelis’ “Elsewhere” has all the hallmarks of the late maestro: synths, emotion, …
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.