Minor Science

Reviews 2

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Articles 1

Critical Thinking: Minor Science Interviewed

With his third record for Nic Tasker's Whities imprint just released, Angus Finlayson, otherwise known as Minor Science, speaks to John Thorp about reconciling his role as a music journalist at Resident Advisor with his work as a producer and DJ

News 3

LISTEN: Lee Gamble Remixes Chevel

LISTEN: Minor Science Remixes Scott Walker

Download free EP, Train Window Girl, featuring remixes of a number of Walker tracks

LISTEN: Minor Science Does Berlin

Minor Science gives away an echo-laden, squashed version of 'Take My Breath Away' for Valentines Day

Previously Read

Album of the Week

Prince In A Camisole: Undressing The ‘Originals’ Album

Prince's newly released Originals album is a window into the artist's relationship with his female avatars

News

The Landlord DVD Release!

Brilliant interracial comedy drama makes UK home entertainment debut

Black Sky Thinking

Why Celebrities & Brands Can No Longer Hide Their Political Allegiances

As the most significant general election in decades looms, Nathalie Olah questions celebrities and brands who like to make vague political statements but don't take a stand to say who, exactly, they're endorsing

Black Sky Thinking

The MP3 At 25: How A Digital File Dynamited The Music Industry

A quarter of a century ago today, the MP3 was born. Eamonn Forde argues that this, not the invention of vinyl, was the most revolutionary format in musical history

Film

Eating People Is Easy: A Brief History Of Cannibalism In Film

With a 4K remaster of Hannibal Lecter's definitive appearance, The Silence Of The Lambs, released in cinemas today, Richard Hirst looks back over the sordid history of long pig consumption in the movies

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