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By 1976, Tangerine Dream had established a solid, reputation as pioneers of stately, glacial and planetary synthesiser music rejecting “rock” music...
Underworld have released a new video for their 1995 classic, Born Slippy, to coincide with the reissue of their 1966 album, Second Toughest In The Infants.
The musical legacy of Edgar Froese will be celebrated by a special edition of the Tangerine Dream compilation Out Of This World, on tangerine vinyl.
Mike Oldfield reissues Discovery and The Killing Fields on 29 January 2016, along with a brand-new mix, The 1984 Suite.
Recorded for 1 1983 Japanese movie, Antartica is one of Vangelis's least-known works for the big screen...
Art-rock legends Sparks have announced the release of a 5LP box set, The Island Years, for 27th November.
London-born rapper-singer Maverick Sabre will release his new album ‘Innerstanding’ on Virgin EMI on October 30, and will tour the UK in November.
‘Tubular Bells II’ made its UK debut on the chart of 12 September 1992 for Mike Oldfield, and wasted no time rekindling the popularity of its predecessor.
How to follow an Enigma album that helped define the sound of 1990 and sold millions of copies? reDiscover ‘Enigma 2: The Cross of Changes.’
The combination of Yes frontman Jon Anderson and electronic trailblazer Vangelis was a perfect marriage. Today we reDiscover their ‘Short Stories' album.
Congratulations to the Chems, aka the Chemical Brothers, who have scored their sixth U.K. chart-topping album with ‘Born In The Echoes.'
Enigma mastermind Michael Cretu reports on social media that he is making good progress with the eighth album by the 40m-selling new age project.
Tame Impala, the recording name of Australian Kevin Parker, are winning widespread acclaim for the new album ‘Currents,' released worldwide on Friday (17).
The Chemical Brothers' ‘Born In The Echoes,’ released in most countries July 17, is certain to amplify their reputation as masters of global club culture
Just ahead of the new Chemical Brothers set ‘Born In The Echoes,’ Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons today mark 20 years since their UK album chart debut.
