
Issue 115
September 1993
Sounding Off: Live
news, events, dates, idea, letters and live reports
Discovering Japan
David Toop reports back from his recent Far East tour
Canada Now
Art Lange attends festivals in Vancouver and Montreal
Teenage Fan Club
Ben Thompson shows his age as he talks to the Scottish rock
group
The Pharcyde
Kodwo Eshun zooms in on the far-our rappers
Nicolas Collins
Phil England meets the machine-age trombonist and tinkerer
Ultramarine
Louise Gray takes tea with the hi-tech county boys
Seeing Things
Franklyn Rodgers explores the Forgotten Quarter
Out Of The Shadows
Wire-writers rediscover the overlooked and the
underrated
Dark Ambience
K. Martin looks towards a new development linking Techno and the
avant garde
New Order/Joy Division
Wire-writers assess the mysterious Manchester pop-stars,
record by record
Ethiopian Pop
Caroline Swinburne discusses a nation's music as its politics
change
Invisible Jukebox: Pee Wee Ellis
Mark Sinker runs the world's music by the former James Brown
horn-maestro
Great Lost Recordings: Kraldjursanstalten
Dave Morrison pronounces these Swedes the inheritors of the
Beefheart mantle
Print Run
Reviews of new Ella Fitzgerald and Sara Vaughan biogs, plus the
story of music in Black South Africa
Reel To Reel
David Eimer reviews the New York film underground, and recent
writing on pop video
Soundcheck
Mountains of music - and our reviewers conquering the peaks
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