Before You Send a Friend Request – Please Read Thank you for visiting my profile! To maintain a respectful and enjoyable space — both personally and professionally — I kindly ask that you keep the following in mind: I generally accept anyone regardless of age , gender , back » Continue Reading
In the age of instant access, it's easy to forget that behind every song is a human being — an artist who poured time, emotion, and creativity into their work. While streaming has made music more accessible, many artists still rely on direct support from fans to continue doing what they love. That’s why choosing to buy music legally — and no » Continue Reading
"Hayley is by far the most original interviewer I've come across. She has a knack for asking not the standard questions, but pertinent and unexpected original ones which engage the interviewee more into the conversation - and it is a genuine conversation rather than » Continue Reading
Last Thursday, the long-awaited moment finally arrived: a concert I had been eagerly anticipating for months—Kraftwerk, the German pioneers of electronic music. It wasn’t, however, my first time seeing them live; I had already caught them at venues like De Vooruit in Ghent, the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, and at Pukkelpop Festival in Hasselt. Bu » Continue Reading
"Decisions. In a modern time. Transmissions. From the inner mind." Ex-VoTo emerged from the shadows of 1980s Los Angeles, a force born » Continue Reading
"Oh who gave us this today. Will see tomorrow fade away." Formed in the shadowed streets of Leeds in 1981, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry carve » Continue Reading
"The Dance Of Death. Calamity Cold. The Dance Of Death. Living In A Dark World." Just over a year ago, Peek-A-Boo had the pleasure of s » Continue Reading
"And the shadows float ahead." It all began in 1989, when the world of dark electronic music felt eerily still. For a restless 14-year- » Continue Reading
"A dream from the trenches of life's cold war." With influences from icons such as Motorhead, Jennifer Rush, Heart, Bad Religion & the » Continue Reading
Many, many moons ago, I spent my weekends at two local (and free) radio stations. What began as helping out with record selections during a song request show gradually turned into hosting my own two-hour radio program. The music I played during those two hours was mostly New Wave and synth-based, with the occasional Pop Classic thrown in—ranging from the '60s to the '90s. » Continue Reading
"Somewhere there's a party where the radio's on. But don't step off the pavement, this is Motortown." Bizarre, unreal, phantasmagorical » Continue Reading