Italian twins Marco and Fabrizio D’Arcangelo’s shared musical vision has swept them from the eclectic and experimental 90s Braindance scene…
Almost a decade ago, Colossus disappeared. Their guitarist John Clay went into a world of journalism and filming, becoming a…
You’ve always been an activist for women’s rights, especially promoting legislation in Italy in defence of abused women. What made…
“Women represent over 50% of the population in Brazil, and if motorcycle-riding former army captain Bolsonaro, is to have any…
Always expressing himself through sound, Clark has no template to work to. His world is a juxtaposition of total mayhem and orchestral elegance.
With his new album ‘Seez’, Herva takes us into a time-lapse world of programming and computational production, where numbers and ratios from his own designed software rule.
As activists for feminism and members of the LGBTQ+ community, Ghost Car practice what they preach, and aim to spread their mantra of inclusivity and equal rights as loud as possible.
From 1977 to 1984 Crass battled against Capitalism through an array of amelodic music, experimental sound collages, visuals, spoken word and poetry