
Wire Magazine – Issue 437
Derek Walmsley (Ed.)
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- Wire Magazine
- 2020
- 90 pages
- Softcover
On the cover: Tangerine Dream: The members of the kosmische music institution discuss deep space, evolution and late leader Edgar Froese with Phil Freeman. Plus: David Burraston on the group’s synthesizers, Matt Krefting on their 1970s albums, Emily Pothast on their artwork, and Philip Brophy on their decades- spanning relationship with cinema.
Meanwhile, inside the issue…
Armand Hammer & Backwoodz Studioz
John Morrison checks in with the duo of Billy Woods and Elucid and their fiercely independent Backwoodz operation, the new standard bearers of hardcore hiphop on the East Coast
Invisible Jukebox: Moor Mother x Rasheedah Philips
As lockdown continues our longrunning Invisible Jukebox feature once again takes place between two artists, as Philadelphia Afrofuturists Moor Mother and Rasheedah Philips take turns to play each other tracks with the other asked to guess and comment on what they’re hearing.
John Russell & Mopomoso
Philip Clark surveys the history and legacy of long running London free music gathering Mopomoso through the lens of its co-founder and figurehead guitarist John Russell
Global Ear
As Covid-19 continues to put music on lockdown, writers, artists and organisers from around the world reflect on how culture is reacting and responding to the crisis
Epiphanies Rhodri Davies
The torchbearer of the Welsh avant garde remembers a stormy improv gig on a boat out at sea
Unlimited Editions
Maya Kalev explores the minimalist/maximialist aesthetic of hyper connected US label Hausu Mountain
Unofficial Channels The Strangeness Of Dub
Inner Sleeve TBC
Plus interviews with Thiago Nassif, Wendy Eisenberg and Nour Mobarak.
Cover illustration by @robertbeattyart