Influential Women in Early Electronic Music zine
It may seem like women are starting to break into electronic music now, but there have always been women bending circuits, splicing tapes and creating new universes of sound on synthesizers. We highlight some of our favorite torchbearers who were there from the dawning of the electronic music genre, such as Delia Derbyshire (most famous for her work on the Doctor Who theme song). Then we get into artists who broke ground using later-developed innovative software, such as Pamela Z, a composer best known for voice electronic processing. The zine comes with a free mix CD of a selection of songs from the featured artists, as well as a 4″ x 4″ sticker. Playlist: 1. Delia Derbyshire - Love Without Sound 2. Pamela Z - Obsession, Addiction, and the 3. Delia Derbyshire - Ziwzih Ziwzih 00-00-00 4. Laurie Spiegel - Passage 5. Laurie Spiegel - A Garden 6. Laurie Spiegel - Appalachian Grove II 7. Eliane Radigue - Epure 8. Clara Rockmore - The Swan
Buy the zine here! Night Pong is a graphic cultural history zine project by Aashish Gadani and Minh Nguyen.
