Goldfrapp - Seventh Tree
By tigger 14th Mar, 2008
Goldfrapp have definitely taken a different line on 'Seventh Tree' and it has paid off. The blend of downbeat and instruments may be a bit of a shock to those expect glam beats and electro squeaks but i expect most to be converted.
Moby - Go: The Very Best Of Moby Remixed
By Elliot G 11th Apr, 2007
Without doubt - in what can be a pretty fickle industry - Moby has stood the test of time. His multi-platinum success over more than a decade is testament to that.
Depeche Mode - The Best Of, Volume 1 (Remixes)
By Lambretta 18th Jan, 2007
The potential in Depeche Mode’s music for highly enjoyable dance music is almost endless. Instead we are served an offering of such mediocrity that I find it hard to convey my utter contempt for it.
Depeche Mode - The Best Of, Volume 1
By Lambretta 19th Dec, 2006
I have a sneaking suspicion that there is a lot more to Depeche Mode; a lot more that I should try to discover. If this means I will have to purchase one or two of their earlier album releases to ‘get to the bottom of it’, then so be it.
Moby - Go: The Very Best Of
By sickbuoy 3rd Nov, 2006
Moby is the ultimate advertising jingle corporate whore. Along with Fat Boy Slim, his music permeated television commercial breaks across the globe in the 90s and early 2000s.
Richie Hawtin - DE9 | Transitions
By evilchris2 3rd Jan, 2006
It's an oft-remarked thing that the more minimal end of techno is experiencing a distinct renaissance right now, with the likes of Mathew Johnson, Andreas Trentemoller and Matthew 'Audion' Dear leading the charge as more minimal sounds have steadily infil
T. Raumschmiere - Blitzkrieg Pop
By sketchell 16th Sep, 2005
Did someone say electronic punk from one of Germany's most talented producers?
Various Artists - Motion Picture Soundtrack: The Edukators
By missmlp 25th May, 2005
Accompanying the action from 'The Edukators' is a soundtrack ram-jam with hard hitting destroyers, electro-pop gems and easy-listening acoustic classics.
M83 - Before the Dawn Heals Us
By missmlp 10th May, 2005
It has been a while since an album has sent me ducking for cover in hope that I would never have to hear it again.
Moby - Hotel
By nojman 30th Apr, 2005
The little bald self-proclaimed Christian vegan is back with his first album in three years.
Suicide - Why Be Blue?
By Phil Collins 24th Mar, 2005
New York legends Suicide hold a strange love-hate relationship with the music world. For these guys who supposedly coined the term 'punk' in 1971 and played a major part in the evolution of industrial and synth-pop they receive a lot of recognition but ve
Suicide - A Way Of Life
By evilchris2 4th Mar, 2005
With their bluntly stark name and uncompromising repetitive synth and drum machine attack approach to performance, NYC electro-punk duo Suicide have set out to confront and divide their audiences since the group's inception back in 1971.
Client - City
By evilchris2 1st Nov, 2004
UK-based electro / synth-pop duo Client apparently formed on the road whilst supporting Depeche Mode on their Eastern European tour during 2002, and released their debut self-titled album last year through Mode member Andy Fletcher's Toast Hawaii label.
Laibach - Anthems
By evilchris2 5th Oct, 2004
Laibach are probably about as removed from the standard, 'expected' band history / format as you could possibly hope to get. Originally formed in 1980 by members of the Yugoslavian army, Laibach represented the musical arm of the political art movement NS
Moby - Play: The B Sides
By nojman 20th Sep, 2004
The re-release of this b-sides collection provides an opportunity to relive everything great about Play without the over familiarity.
