Notes from a Nebula

  The twenty-second studio album from one of the grand masters of visionary electronic music has been released as an homage to Pierre Henry ...

  Stochastic music, as an actual term and method, really has its origins in Yannis Xenakis 's seminal work from the 1960s, entitled  For...

Borrowing the pun of one of his landmark double albums, it seems fitting on the last day of June to look at the vast body of work of one of ...

Alan R. Pearlman , founder of, and creative genius behind, ARP Instruments has died on 6 January, aged 93. Even as a student, after t...

Photo: AFP Jean-Michel Jarre , perhaps the most prominent post-avant-garde names of the French School of electronic music, turned 70 t...

One doesn't normally start a music technology-related piece with a (for all the wrong reasons) alleged and memorable expression from a...

Chris Franke , a pivotal former member of the electronic music legend Tangerine Dream,  is one of the rare and still active persons wh...

One could try something unusual for the 75th birthday of one of the most prolific synthesizer artists: instead of reviews of selection...

Famously, and somewhat infamously, Klaus Schulze 's first fully digital recording Dig It proclaimed the "death of an analogue...

Korg Prologue The title of a classic Ray Bradbury short story, borrowed here temporarily, describes something that happened at the st...