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Walking on the ground you broke: Rob Young remembers Peter Rehberg
July 2021

Rob Young pays tribute to the Mego man, laptop pioneer and bon viveur, who died on 22 July 2021
Rob Young pays tribute to the Mego man, laptop pioneer and bon viveur, who died on 22 July 2021
Rob Young pays tribute to the former Talk Talk frontman
The Wire's Rob Young recalls the trouser-shaking subsonics of Pansonic’s “Nordic King Tubby”
The Wire's Rob Young, author of the forthcoming biography of the legendary German rockers Can, remembers their late founder member
The combination of digital technology and the easy accessibility of samplers and computers have irrevocably changed the way sound is produced and perceived. As electronic music moves further away from the conventions of the club culture that spawned it to become a profound means of expression in its own right, a new breed of musician is emerging to forge new directions in Ambient and Techno with the parallel sciences of multimedia and electronic networking. Here we profile four such acts: Global Communication, The Black Dog, Bedouin Ascent and the Sähkö collective. This article originally appeared in The Wire 131 (January 1995).