You might remember Modul8 from this previous post.
via Issue #2 is now available.
"Modul8 issue two is out now - bigger, better and more in depth.
After being humbly blown away by the support for the premiere issue of Modul8, issue two steps up with more pages, more interviews and more synth devotion.
Go behind the modules with Corry Banks from Eurorack manufacturer Modbap Modular, dive deep into sound therapy with AHRKH, explore modern ballet music with composer Alison Cole and get schooled by Serge scholar Ben Carey.
There's also feature interviews with L.A's best kept secret Voltage Ctrlr,
heartbreak and redemption with Def Jam's Sadiva, Buchla buzz from Beijing's TamiX and the breakthroughs and breakdowns of Aussie breakbeat pioneers Nubreed.
And if all that still wasn't enough we check in with Melbourne theremin maestro Miles Brown, learn about SDEM's latest album, throw it back with the American Gigolo soundtrack and try to figure out why 'INIT' patches are so comforting.
All that, plus everyone's favourite philosopher Todd Barton is back, and this time he's getting saucy with his synths.
And despite our tragic commitment to physical media, we’ve also created a special Spotify playlist featuring music from the artists showcased in issue two.
We’re super proud of this issue, but more importantly we're super stoked to present such a dynamic and diverse range of creators following their own paths
You can grab your copy here now.
*Modul8 acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land we live and work on, the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung People, and recognises their continuing connection to the land and waterways. Modul8 is produced off-grid and attempts to limit its carbon footprint where possible."
