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Dream Machines Electronic Music in Britain from Doctor Who to Acid House by Matthew Collin
Dream Machines Electronic Music in Britain from Doctor Who to Acid House by Matthew Collin
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An expansive and illuminating account of the development of electronic music, told with passionate enthusiasm by Matthew Collin, the critically-acclaimed author of Altered State and Rave On.
Dream Machines tracks the music's evolution from early avant-garde experiments after World War Two through psychedelia, art-rock and synth-pop to electronic dance music, sampling and the techno era. As well as profiling the sonic futurists who pioneered new styles, it documents the scenes and underground movements that built a thrillingly diverse electronic music culture in its formative decades.
Based on interviews with key players and a wealth of in-depth research, Dream Machines explores genres as diverse as space rock, electro-pop, ambient, dub, industrial music, prog, electro, hip-hop, hi-NRG and house, highlighting how developments in electronic music were shaped by changes in society as well as technological advances.
Publication date: 2024-04-11
Pages: 416
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 9781913172558-N
Dimensions: 241.0 x 165.0 x 38.0 mm
Weight: 0.816 kg
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