Gabe Gurnsey has returned with details of his new LP, Diablo, and revealed the first single and belting opening track,...
After the release of 2525 a year ago, Factory Floor prepare to release an EP of tracks that have been previously unreleased...
The follow up to post-industrial electronic duo Factory Floor’s 2013 debut LP is being released via DFA on 19th August. ...
Dates: 25th and 26th September 2015 Location: Liverpool It may still be some five months until this year’s Liverpool International...
Factory Floor offer up a substantial distraction while the band put the finishing touches on their debut album, due out...
So much electronic music is created FOR clubbing, but with Physical Gabe Gurnsey has created an aural narrative ABOUT clubbing,...
Post-industrial electronic duo Factory Floor released their latest album 25 25 back in August, but are wrapping up 2016 by...
Dates: various from August through November 2015 Location: Manchester and Leeds Emerging from the ashes of the sadly departed Beacons...
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Now that’s what I call music writing. Having read “Point Close All Quotes”, a 227-page anthology compiled by The Quietus...
Beacons Festival have added new line-up additions including Patick Wolf, Maya Jane Coles, Outfit, Clock Opera & more. To it’s...
Factory Floor have revealed ‘Heart of Data’ 12” it was released on the 9th February. Their first escapade in film...
Post-industrial electronic duo Factory Floor are gearing up to release their sophomore album 25 25 on 19th August via DFA. ...
Dates: Opening concert – 23rd October Festival – 24th October Location: Various venues across Bristol Returning for their fourth...
This week: thoughts on those Mercury Prize nominations, albums from Crocodiles and Placebo, as well as a brand new RW/FF...
When I accepted the (poisoned?) chalice of reviewing this week’s singles I didn’t know what I’d let myself in for?!...
