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The Panasonic/Pan Sonic techno hero’s final live show released today on Austrian cult label Editions Mego
Following the passing of Finnish electronic musician Mika Vainio in 2017, Editions Mego have posthumously released his yet-unheard album ‘Last Live’.
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Mark Fell, Ricardo Villalobos, Keith Fullerton Whitman and Jim O’Rourke all feature on the upcoming Hubris.
The Australian musician spends an afternoon in Dublin discussing his wealth of musical projects and collaborations with Ian Maleney.
A raft of marquee albums from Helena Hauff, DJ Richard, and Kahn, Gantz, and Commodo was complemented by fine 12″ releases from Different Fountains, John Roberts, L.I.E.S. and more.
The noise afficiando is set for a return to Editions Mego with a one-sided 12″ recorded at Sweden’s EMS Elektronmusikstudion.
James Manning learns of Christina Nemec’s punk roots, Carinthian escapes, queer feminist issues of her label Comfortzone, and role models, to her band Shampoo Boy and solo project Chra.
Craig Clouse’s prolific concern will release Everybody’s A Fuckin Expert in September.
Considering the monolithic presence Editions Mego commands in the field of noise and experimental electronica, it’s sometimes hard to imagine how the Viennese label started out. As the operation reaches twenty years of service to unwavering excursions on the fringes of what can be called music, a spirit of stocktaking is naturally in the air. Having never personally ventured far back into the foundations of the label when it was simply called Mego (the label was disbanded and reformed as Editions Mego in 2006), Fridge Trax Plus brings a pleasant sense of context to a label that at times feels impenetrable.
Bruce Gilbert, Mark Fell, Klara Lewis and label boss Peter Rehberg will celebrate 20 years of the Viennese label in London this July.
This month’s best picks head through downtown New York circa ’83 to admire the earliest Editions Mego offerings, highlights the latest Dark Entries discovery, peeks into the shadows of the American underground and celebrates troubadours for the age of surveillance.
For this month’s column Flora Pitrolo singles out subaquatic electroacoustic music from the 1980s, some must-have Italo from the archives, German and Greek synth wave and Iranian research projects.
The Shampoo Boy member will release a new album under her solo production alias Chra in May.
The former Pan Sonic member will surface on Peter Rehberg’s label with Communist Dub.
James Manning meets with Klara Lewis, an emerging Swedish artist reshaping the way we perceive field recordings in music.
