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Logan Sky Revisits Solo Synthwave Era In New Compilation, “Systems Broken Down”
Logan Sky was busy making analog synth music in various teamups and the Electroclash band Riviera F [where he was produced by Sir Nick of Rhodes] when he was plucked from his largely instrumental solo work milieu and dropped into … Continue reading
Shock’s Robert Pereno Crafts A Musical Biography With Logan Sky
I recently got the advance word that the perpetually busy synthesist Logan [Visage] Sky was not merely content to issue albums every few months with his musical partner Steven Jones. He was also linking up with a name from the … Continue reading
Posted in New Romantic, Record Review
Tagged 2018, Logan Sky, minimal synth, Robert Pereno, Shock
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Steven Jones + Logan Sky Prep Newest Synth EP For Flight [part 2]
[…continued from previous post] The B-side of the tape had the duo veering away from the eclectic pop focus of the first side. Like Bowie’s “Low,” this was a program of two halves and the hints of imperial period Depeche Mode … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Depeche Mode, Logan Sky, minimal synth, Steven Jones, Visage
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Steven Jones + Logan Sky Prep Newest Synth EP For Flight [part 1]
Steven Jones + Logan Sky: Maria EP UK CASS/DL [2016] Maria [new version] Infinite Hearts [w/Lauren Duvall] The Meaning [Catherine Deneuve mix] [Strange] Love Black B-Sides The Bardo of Becoming When we last checked in, ex-Visage synth player Logan Sky was … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Logan Sky, minimal synth, Steven Jones, Visage
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A Visage Post Script With Logan Sky and Steven Jones
With Visage now concluded, where does that leave us, the fans? There was a lot of talent stirred into Team Visage, and their keyboardist Logan Sky has many irons in the fire that offer ways forward now that the Visage story has … Continue reading
30 Days: 30 Albums | Conrad Schnitzler – Consequenz
I approach Conrad Schnitzler from a strange tangent. I first heard of him nearly 30 years ago, not by following the music press, but by reading comic books. 30+ years ago my friend Tom recommended a series serialized in the … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days - 30 Albums, Record Review, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged Bureau B, Conrad Schnitzler, Krautrock, minimal synth
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REVO Remastering: Berlin Blondes [REVO 046]
Berlin Blondes: Berlin Blondes UK LP [1980] Framework Astro Science Romance Train To Istanbul Secret Days Mannequin Neon Probe Zero Song Framework 12 Zero Song 12 This album was, until recently, a personal béte noir. I first became aware of it … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin Blondes, Mike Thorne, minimal synth
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