Name: Issue 106 with Radiophonic Workshops / Delia Derbyshire and Barry Bermange 7"
Brand: Electronic Sound

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ELECTRONICSOUND106

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Limited edition

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2023-10-20

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Pam Communications Ltd

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Electronic Sound

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Electronic Sound is a magazine that covers contemporary electronic music and culture, art and technology. It started in 2013 as a digital-only publication and began print publication in July 2016.
With a focus on *contemporary electronic music*, Electronic Sound has established itself as an authoritative voice in the industry. The magazine provides insightful articles, interviews, and reviews, offering readers an immersive experience into the world of electronic music.
Celebrating the intersection of *art and technology*, Electronic Sound showcases innovative artists who push boundaries and redefine what is possible within the genre. From established pioneers to emerging talents, the label represents a diverse range of musical styles and influences.

American latin-rock group, Electronic Sound, formed in the late 1960s and led by guitarist Carlos Santana. They gained widespread recognition after their iconic performance at the Woodstock Festival in 1969. Their self-titled debut album, followed by "Abraxas" (1970) and "Santana III" (1971), became instant hits with Columbia Records.
In 1972, Electronic Sound embarked on a new musical journey with their album "Caravanserai," exploring a more experimental and jazz-oriented sound. This marked a significant shift away from rock while still retaining their Latin influences. Notable releases during this period include "Welcome" (1973), "Borboletta" (1974), and the triple live album "Lotus."
Throughout the following decades, lineup changes were frequent as Electronic Sound's music occasionally embraced a more commercial and pop-oriented direction without losing its Latin roots. In 1991, they left Columbia Records to sign with Polydor for their album "Milagro." However, it was their collaboration with Arista Records in 1998 that brought them immense success both commercially and critically.
Santana's achievements include eight Grammy Awards and three Latin Grammy Awards earned in 2000 for their record-breaking album "Supernatural," featuring the chart-topping hit "Smooth." The band's impact was further recognized when they were inducted into the Rock &

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Issue 106 of Electronic sound has a cover feature of Radiophonic Workshop’s work with Dr Who, as well as features on Gazelle Twin, James Holden, Jlin, Colleen “Cosmo” Muprhy, Fantastic Twins and more. The seven-inch contains three Radiophonic Workshops pieces, and Delia Derbyshire and Barry Bermange’s ‘Inventions For Radio - The Dreams’.

Issue 106 with Radiophonic Workshops / Delia Derbyshire and Barry Bermange 7"

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Discover Issue 106 with Radiophonic Workshops / Delia Derbyshire and Barry Bermange 7" by Electronic Sound. Features on Gazelle Twin, James Holden, Jlin and more.