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Jorge Reyes & Antonio Zepeda Music

Jorge Reyes & Antonio Zepeda – A la izquierda del Colibri (1986)

Let’s be clear: electronic music didn’t begin in the 1980s. Innovations in electronic noise have been developing since the end of the 19th century. Both Italy and Russia had important Futurism or “Futurismo” movements that greatly advanced modern music. Each subsequent decade adding to the thinking, sounds and instruments musicians have at their disposal. Nevertheless, electronic music did …

Depeche Mode Music The Record That Changed My Life

Billy Gibbons on Depeche Mode – Some Great Reward (1984)

ZZ Top have been compared to all sorts of unexpected bands, but I know the one I’d most like to be compared with: Depeche Mode. I’m really fanatical about those cats. I had the pleasure of making their acquaintance in ’85 and we’ve stayed pals ever since. I worked with them on Delta Machine (2013), …

Depeche Mode John Lee Hooker Music The Record That Changed My Life

Martin Gore on John Lee Hooker – Burning Hell (1964)

There is a rule of thumb for music that I like: the simpler it is, the better I like it. John Lee Hooker is the measure of all things in this regard. I admire him for everything he has achieved within blues- a pioneer and visionary of the kind who is born maybe once every …

John Hopkins Music

Jon Hopkins – Singularity (2018)

Electronic music has been ridiculously disappointing in recent years- too much repetition and lack of fresh innovative ideas. We’ve seen the cycle happen before when a music scene starts to turn inward, focusing on past glories reproducing sounds with “authenticity“. It’s a prescription for boredom. And electronic music is never more unbearable then when its …