Alright, I’m finally crawling out from under the immune gloom of the last couple of weeks to get back on with things (photo of Unfiled at Reykjavik Art Museum in the livelier time before the gloom). I’m currently working on…

As the title suggests, there's a couple of things around The Indie Beat TV (a 24/7 music channel) for your reading and listening pleasure. The first, being electronic musician and TIBtv coordinator Lime Bar chatting about how the channel came…

We're off to a decent 2026 already, after Animation Array popped up in this CDM article about the recent MTV changes. I am currently compiling the next episode of Animation Array for broadcast, so if you've made something you'd like…

This is out today! For the tired of tinsel, the fed up of festive and the sick of Santas (adjust for your locale), it's Christmas Trees. Thanks to Christmas Underground too, who've been pretty quick off the mark with…

I can be found sharing my experiences with everyone's least favourite music listening platform, Spotify, in this recent Hearing Things article. Thanks to Ryan for talking with me.

Also, I've got some music hidden in this, a surreal…

Thanks to Ash Noodle and NHAM for this retrospective of Apophonia! And the club comment has got me thinking about doing a streamed gig. Performing a set in your kitchen is close enough, right?

I recently had the pleasure of chatting to Tom Ray of Lorenzo's Music about how I've made some of my videos, which included a show and tell of showbiz puppet costumes and a broken Oscar replica, plus I talked about…

Information Array is featured on a very special birthday-themed mixtape on NHAM this week, along with lots of Fediverse friends! The most recent video for Here Come the Lucky Ones is on there too, so fix your party hat…

That's right, folks. The most recent Scene Spotlight from New Music Fix on BBC6Music focuses on the Fediverse and you can hear tunes and chat from Meljoann, observations on new music platforms popping up, such as Mirlo and Bandwagon.fm…

Cheers to Dubhed for this great write-up about my videos! The next one is well under way and features another Little Chef reference for you to spot, as well as puppets having a nice picnic. You can head over…

Here's another bumper batch of electronic weirdness for your weekend, featuring Let Them Deep Fake (Opt-In or Die). We recommend you opt in for this one (or else).

Thanks to this occasional society for mentioning the most recent vid and the upcoming Simon Heartfield remix in their newsletter. It's well worth signing up to if you want a regular dose of electronic music news and you can…

In the general Decemberama, I almost missed that the Mirlo Kickstarter compilation I contributed a track to is now live and that Information Array has been getting some airplay on Dandelion Radio via Andrew Morrison's show. You can find the…

I said what I said. Guteshoerenistwichtig (which I think translates as “good hearing is important” - please correct if wrong) said it too. When it was Tuesday. Pretend it's still Tuesday. 

P. S. Slightly disappointed that nobody (including myself)…

Thanks to everyone who has been watching the video and leaving encouraging comments about my hats and sandwich eating. I'm also very grateful to Electrozombies for popping the video up on their site today, with a handy link to the…

Thanks to Mix It All Up, who have featured Biarritz on their site. 

Dramatic? Check. Alternative pop with a darker side? Check. Listen? Here.

What's that, you say? The splendid Dark Outside label is releasing BLACK ARROW and ETHER/ORBIT together on a special dual colour cassette?


That's right! Tapes will be limited to 100 copies, so make sure you set your alarm for launch…

BLACK ARROW is out today! Thanks to everyone who's taken the trip with me and to everyone who sent me a picture of their record too - I've enjoyed seeing a little piece of space on synths (thanks to Simon…

A huge thank you to SonOfMarketing, who have featured my forthcoming EP BLACK ARROW on their site, alongside a description of the project. You can read about it and stream the excerpt here.

In case you missed it (or I did), I was delighted to talk to the audio production platform SoundGym about budgie heads, flamingos and also non-bird-related matters, like how I like to work through songs and recounting my time…

With conversations forming around algorithmic bias and the skewed payment models of larger streaming services, what viable alternatives are on offer for musicians and listeners?

Journalist and filmmaker Hazel Sheffield explores one such option, Resonate, which also includes a…

A few days ago on Twitter and Facebook, I asked the question, “if a song is broadcast in a forest and no-one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”

If you’re curious to know the answer…