Monsters Of Techno, Spin Magazine (March 1994)

ALT. RAVING across the U.S.A, the See the Light tour – Moby, Aphex Twin, Orbital, VapourSpace – set its sights on the future of techno. Erik Davis gets blinded by science. DENVER, COLORADO Tuesday is a lousy night for a rave. But when you’re touring the country, you can’t just play weekends, and so the

Bassic Groove (issue 10, 1993)

Aphex Twin, Polygon Window, Caustic Window, AFX and Blue Calx. All pseudonyms for one person: Richard D. James The work drive of this twenty-two-year-old Brit seems unstoppable. He only sleeps a few hours a night. So much to do, so little time. The true deluge of releases that have since been credited to the young

Chaos Control, Issue #5 (January 1994)

This digital/disk based magazine interview can be downloaded or emulated in browsers here. Its worth checking out as its a fairly early example of using computers in a multimedia context. Listen out for the inbuilt Mac speech synthesis used to welcome users and guide them through the magazine. Original Interview by Bob Gourley By incorporating