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Jaws, Wore and More

Hello. It's been a busy couple of weeks. So busy in fact, that I almost forgot to post about a few recent happenings!

First up, a blast from the distant past on Sine Waves on Sunday, plus a nice…

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Hook Me Up

This is a notification, of sorts, to say that Notification has had its first outing on Synth City!


 


By the way, if you want to see what the “film set” looked like for the newsroom, go here.

I…

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Secret Selves and Fading Faces

Hello. There's a new song in town. It's from dee eye why's Bungalow Legs EP and it's called Face Fades. Available now from Mirlo and Bandcamp, as a digital release and a fancy limited edition cassette (edition of…

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Collect the 'Sette

Dropping in near the start of the month to show you some delightful new wares on the way! 

They're available from Mirlo, Bandcamp and this very site you're reading now (with 20% off for our friends in the Neighbourhood…

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Keeping Tabs on TIB and Transverse Tempos

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…

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K E Xmas P

From Christmas breakdowns at work to Mechanical Breakdown with DJ Sharlese, my Grinch-like track Christmas Trees jingled all the way onto KEXP this Saturday just gone, along with the excellently-named All I Want For Christmas Is Gainful Employment. If…

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Secret S̶a̶n̶t̶a̶ Self

New mix up from Simon Heartfield, which includes Ivor Cutler, These New Puritans and my track Mover. Listen below.

X-mas Trees and Synthy Cities

Quick shout out to our radio pals Rob at Synth City for playing Christmas Trees yesterday, as well as Switzerland's Radio X on The English Show. Give them both a listen if you're about to embark on a hellish trip…

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A Wonderful Christmas-sine

The mood is right
The song is up
On Sunday night
And that's enough.

Well, between 3-4pm UK time when it gets dark, so virtually Sunday night. We're simply having a wonderful Christmas-sine, so make sure you tune in.

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Video and the Radio Star

Christmas Trees now has a lyric video (also on PeerTube). Here you go.

Additionally, the electronic North Star of UK radio (north of the Isle of Wight anyway), Rob Harvey, has given the song a play on Synth City…

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Sine O' The Times...

Hello. If you head over to Voice FM between 3pm and 4pm UK time, you might catch Here Come the Lucky Ones alongside some other fine found sine sounds!

 

Synth City Fan Clubs

After the recent NHAM post about Apophonia, one of the songs from the EP, Is It Too Late For Fan Clubs? was aired on Synth City! You can listen to the show over here.

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Lucky Ones on KEXP

It's been mentioned here before (you might recall Is It Too Late For Fan Clubs? being played), but if the sound of synthesizers is irresistible to you, or you appreciate cold wave on a summer's day, then KEXP has…

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A Fediverse Array on BBC Radio

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…

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Back to the Forgotten Futures

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).

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Let Them DFF

You want a mix? Well you can have a mix. This one's from DFF Soundsystem and features Let Them Deep Fake (Opt In or Die). You can also peruse this archive of Mixcloud radio shows and mixes that we…

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Keep Making Sense

I've been doing a bit of comping and editing today (both sound and vision) and whilst the computer splutters through another export, I thought I'd wander over here and have a sit down. Here's a new “Sense” mixtape from DJ…

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Peaks, Freaks and Frequencies

A Saturday check-in to say that Information Array was aired on Synth City last Tuesday and you can listen to the catch-up of the show over here and, in a few hours, RADIO IRRTUM! will be playing something of mine…

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Human Documents and Other Stories

A quick update to say that Simon Heartfield's A Human Document album, which features some of my vocals and other contributions on a few of the tracks, is available on streaming services now (excluding Spotify).

Also, KEXP gave Biarritz…

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Mutant Mixes

And if you're really going into the small hours on NYE, here's a mix by Simon Heartfield for Urban Mutant, featuring a rework I did for Simon's upcoming remix EP. Check it out below.

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Audio Into Faces

Hope you had a pleasant Christmas/festive season. That nice Xylander has popped Information Array onto the bumper End of Year Mix for Audio Interface. That's your New Year soundtrack sorted.

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Mechanical Cities and Festiv-ities

Firstly, Rob from Synth City has created one last opportunity for you to yell “…ARRAY!” along with your radio.

Secondly, Is It Too Late For Fan Clubs? was played earlier today on Mechanical Cities, curated by Sharlese, on KEXP…

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Ambassadors and Really Spoiling Us

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…

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Bridgyfed Over Troubled Water

Evening. A little bit of radio news and some qualifying of the rubbish pun.

Mastodon might be the main social hub now, but the account has been bridged so that you can follow me on Bluesky too, if you wish…

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Interface and...Array!

I've been told by a nice person on Mastodon this week that they'll be yelling “ARRAY!” at their desk this week and, quite frankly, I won't be happy until this is commonplace in all offices (and retail, if you don't…

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