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on October 26, 2010

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30 Years On The Train: An interview with Neil Perch.

As the bass rattled my physical body, vibrating eyeballs and my soul, I could see someone leaning over a large piece of equipment, working it like a space ship control panel. Twisting knobs, throwing faders and moving to the heavy rhythms. This person was Neil Perch, original founder of Zion Train and the gig was in Narbeth Queens Hall ( I dont remember the exact date).
I have ever since wanted to get to the bottom of this spell binding, mystical process which I know now as Dub mixing.
It is with great honour that I introduce a feature with Neil Perch, looking back at the 30 years of Zion Train and providing some insight in to the sounds created.
30 Years On The Train: An Interview With Neil Perch.

Let us start with a particular track titled ‘Llanberis Pass’. Judging by release dates and info on Wobbly Web this was being made around the same time as ‘Passage To Indica’ an album that went on to influence what many now call Dub Techno.

However, ‘Llanberis Pass’ actually found its way ont…

EMW TV Transmission: Datacode - Wraithmachine Chapter 1 (Methlab Recordings)

MethLab Recordings have very kindly allowed us to present the already much revered first part of the Datacode Cyber Punk Operetta ‘Wraith Machine’ on EMW TV.

Having been picked up previously by VICE Creators Lab (https://creators.vice.com/en_us/article/ae5vwj/cyberpunk-cgi-opera-features-an-ai-having-a-mental-breakdown) and XLR8R (https://www.xlr8r.com/news/datacode-depicts-the-mind-bending-journey-of-an-ai-in-new-audio-visual-release) this intense and deeply satisfying work of art still remains current.

The story of an AI machine finding a conscience and having what us humans would define as a mental breakdown.

Italian artist Datacode creates a piece that questions are understanding of the capabilities of machines and their purpose. Spending 6 months in the math of Cycling '74 Max and Jitter and the waste grounds of consumer technology.

Repurposing old technology to tell the story of a new technology not yet realised.

AI is a big topic at the moment and many are afraid of the po…

Bywyd Studios open their doors in the heart of Cardiff Bay

Bywyd is a new venture that opened in the heart of Cardiff Bay last week. After a well received open weekend providing potential clientele an opportunity to visit the studio located at the Douglas Buildings complex. It is clear that a lot of work has been put into this cosy music production venture. With high ceilings, a wooden floor and plenty of light, the studio has a warm and welcoming feeling.
The space is situated on the second floor surrounded by a cluster of small creative businesses ranging from music production to meeting rooms. The studio is an open plan design with a monitoring set up and a fully equipped live room which includes a full drum kit, a large range of keyboards and other noise making oddities available to add the essential sparkle to your productions. There is also separate spaces for vocal recording and amp isolation.

Bywyd is a partnership between Leone Vuetivavalagi and Tom Westgard who met at the USW whilst studying MSC in music production and audio engin…

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