Electronic
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Electronic: Haçienda, Manchester
Live Review by John Robb, Sounds, 19 January 1991
DAT's the way to do it ...
Electronic: Return of the Supergroup
Interview by Betty Page, Vox, June 1991
Supercharged sex monsters or battery-fuelled dinos? Either way, Electronic are having none of it. But Betty Page did have a top day out ...
Interview by Adrian Deevoy, Q, July 1991
IT WAS A MARRIAGE MADE, not in heaven, but in Manchester: the guitar-slinging former Smith and the wispy-voiced singer of New Order, brought together by ...
Review by Keith Cameron, Vox, July 1991
IT'S THE DREAM ticket – two prime movers from the two most significant British pop groups of the '80s unite to form a unique presidential ...
Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, July 1991
THEY PROBABLY STARTED DIPPING the gold discs the moment it was announced that New Order's singer Bernard Sumner and the modern world's most in-demand freelance ...
Electronic: Getting Away With It
Interview by John McCready, Spin, July 1991
John McCready probes the northern soul of Electronic, the first English supergroup of the '90s ...
Interview by Paul Lester, Melody Maker, 14 September 1991
WITH THE RELEASE of 'Feel Every Beat' from Electronic's highly acclaimed debut album, Paul Lester meets Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr to discuss sadness, sexiness, ...
Interview by Ted Kessler, New Musical Express, 22 June 1996
ANY BAND THAT HANGS OUT with George Michael, forsakes drugs for jogging and spends five years on that difficult second album must be completely arse, ...
Electronic — Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner: Brothers of Invention
Interview by Lisa Verrico, Blah Blah Blah, July 1996
SEPARATELY, they were the architects of some of the greatest British music ever made. Together, they’re trying to do a bit more than that. Ladeez ...
Interview by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 13 July 1996
Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr, two of the great icons of eighties pop, tell DAVE SIMPSON what keeps them going ...
Electronic: Raise the Pressure
Review by Barney Hoskyns, MOJO, August 1996
FIVE YEARS after cementing their partnership as the coolest Mancunians on the planet, Messrs Marr and Sumner return with a dreadfully disappointing album. Raise The ...
Electronic: So I Took Her, And That's My Bet Lynch Story
Interview by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 17 April 1999
Electronic's Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr may have a new album out but – heck – we've just got to hear about that Bet Lynch ...
see also New Order
see also Smiths, The
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