THE WIRE - #470 April 2023 MAG + CD
Inside our brand new issue:
Turntablists: Vinyl manipulators Maria ChĂĄvez, Mariam Rezaei and Victoria Shen prepare to hit the road (and the decks). By Emily Pothast
patten: Artist and musician Damien Roach confronts the future via AI generated samples. By Emily Bick
Dorothy Moskowitz: The former United States Of America vocalist returns with a bold new collaborative work. By Edwin Pouncey
MihĂĄly VĂg: The Hungarian composer, actor and musician recalls his 40 year relationship with director BĂ©la Tarr. By Ilia Rogatchevski
Invisible Jukebox: Tatsuya Yoshida: Will the drummer/vocalist be left in Ruins by The Wireâs mystery record selection? Tested by James Hadfield
Unlimited Editions: Outlines
Unofficial Channels: Polar Sounds
Zoë Mc Pherson: Jungle beats and speculative futures. By Oli Warwick
Francisco Mela: 55 and free. By Daniel Spicer
BrĂŹghde Chaimbeul: Piping up. By Stewart Smith
Global Ear: Belfast. The underground thrives in Northern Ireland. By Brian Coney
The Inner Sleeve: :zoviet*france:âs Ben Ponton on The Damnedâs Damned Damned Damned
Epiphanies: Francisco LĂłpez heeds the call of the rainforest
The Wire Tapper 61: A track by track guide to this issue's free CD
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Inside our brand new issue:
Turntablists: Vinyl manipulators Maria ChĂĄvez, Mariam Rezaei and Victoria Shen prepare to hit the road (and the decks). By Emily Pothast
patten: Artist and musician Damien Roach confronts the future via AI generated samples. By Emily Bick
Dorothy Moskowitz: The former United States Of America vocalist returns with a bold new collaborative work. By Edwin Pouncey
MihĂĄly VĂg: The Hungarian composer, actor and musician recalls his 40 year relationship with director BĂ©la Tarr. By Ilia Rogatchevski
Invisible Jukebox: Tatsuya Yoshida: Will the drummer/vocalist be left in Ruins by The Wireâs mystery record selection? Tested by James Hadfield
Unlimited Editions: Outlines
Unofficial Channels: Polar Sounds
Zoë Mc Pherson: Jungle beats and speculative futures. By Oli Warwick
Francisco Mela: 55 and free. By Daniel Spicer
BrĂŹghde Chaimbeul: Piping up. By Stewart Smith
Global Ear: Belfast. The underground thrives in Northern Ireland. By Brian Coney
The Inner Sleeve: :zoviet*france:âs Ben Ponton on The Damnedâs Damned Damned Damned
Epiphanies: Francisco LĂłpez heeds the call of the rainforest
The Wire Tapper 61: A track by track guide to this issue's free CD
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Inside our brand new issue:
Turntablists: Vinyl manipulators Maria ChĂĄvez, Mariam Rezaei and Victoria Shen prepare to hit the road (and the decks). By Emily Pothast
patten: Artist and musician Damien Roach confronts the future via AI generated samples. By Emily Bick
Dorothy Moskowitz: The former United States Of America vocalist returns with a bold new collaborative work. By Edwin Pouncey
MihĂĄly VĂg: The Hungarian composer, actor and musician recalls his 40 year relationship with director BĂ©la Tarr. By Ilia Rogatchevski
Invisible Jukebox: Tatsuya Yoshida: Will the drummer/vocalist be left in Ruins by The Wireâs mystery record selection? Tested by James Hadfield
Unlimited Editions: Outlines
Unofficial Channels: Polar Sounds
Zoë Mc Pherson: Jungle beats and speculative futures. By Oli Warwick
Francisco Mela: 55 and free. By Daniel Spicer
BrĂŹghde Chaimbeul: Piping up. By Stewart Smith
Global Ear: Belfast. The underground thrives in Northern Ireland. By Brian Coney
The Inner Sleeve: :zoviet*france:âs Ben Ponton on The Damnedâs Damned Damned Damned
Epiphanies: Francisco LĂłpez heeds the call of the rainforest
The Wire Tapper 61: A track by track guide to this issue's free CD
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