Fleshmap - a site that makes visual “studies of desire”, has introduced a new feature, a visual guide to what parts of the body we sing about, categorized by music type.
It’s NSFW, so you’ll have to read more to see if wangdoodles make the list:
Keyboard Choir, a band described as “a journey through the history of electronic music” is a collective of six musicians who try to make music with the turbulence and dynamics of traditional ‘ensemble’ performance, using purely electronic sound sources and ‘found sound’.
“When we started we toyed with the idea of being a loose, random collective [...]
Daft Punk is working on a live concert DVD, created from footage shot by the audience at the Bercy Live Show in Paris.
The Daft Punk Alive 2007 DVD looks like it will be the Cloverfield of concert DVDs. It will feature high-quality sound recorded by Daft Punk synced to audience footage.
A preview is available at [...]
French duo Air are releasing a 10th anniversary edition of Moon Safari on March 31st, with additional unreleased tracks, live clips and more.
Originally released in 1998, Moon Safari melded Pink Floyd prog-rock with electronic music and went on to sell over two million copies.
In addition to the original record, the reissue contains a handful of [...]
DJ Jez sends word about an electronic music show he does for 216Productions with several other electronic music DJs.
Musique Non Suck : All Electronic Radio features a weekly DJ mix of electronic music. The DJ’s influences range from Jean-Michel Jarre to Eno to Soft Cell - so you won’t know what to expect until you [...]
Free Music From Microscopics
Paul at Microscopics, a new UK net label, sent word about their first (re)release.
Microscopics is the label of Mat Jarvis, aka “Gas”, who had a cult electronic music hit with his CD Gas 0095, on the EM:T label.
Here’s info from the label on Gas 0095:
This first release on the new Microscopics label has been [...]
The B-52’s are wrapping up work on their next album, fifteen years after their last album of new material.
Singer Fred Schneider said the 11 new tracks will maintain the B-52’s danceable, party vibe but will showcase some new directions for a band.
“There’s more electronica on it,” he said. “It’s up-tempo and a bit sexed-up. It’s [...]
We’ve been impressed recently by the variety and quality of electronic music videos that Synthtopia readers are creating and sharing in our electronic music forum. Some of the videos have really blown us away, so we thought we’d highlight a few of them.
Solipsism’s At The Beach features a tripadelic video by Digitalblue:
There was some [...]




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