Disco Pogo #09
"Sounds wholly or predominantly characterized by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats" - Section 63(1)(b) of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, a UK law designed to curb large, unlicensed raves. First came Jockey Slut, now comes Disco Pogo, not quite a re-issue but a continuation of the same iconic spirit in electronic music. Long form articles, original photography, archival content.
In this issue:
- DJ Shadow reflects upon his rise to fame in the 90s
- Twenty years after Burial altered the course of electronic music we laud his sonic genius
- We discover why The Durutti Column have never been cooler
- We take a deep dive into the world of electronic music’s film soundtracks and celebrate one of the genre’s key albums - Wendy Carlos’ ‘A Clockwork Orange’
- Justin Robertson and Richard Norris go for a stroll
- DJ Hell outlines why it’s vital artists should dress (in)appropriately
- Hot Chip frontman Alexis Taylor explains his love of Gram Parsons and Phil Collins
- The prolific Loraine James explains her idiosyncratic working methods
- Tiga answers the most important question known to musical deities: has he ever ridden a horse?
London, UK; 200 x 270mm, 189 pages; Bi-Annual; Spring/Summer 2026