8 discs, 100+ artists. This spells trouble...
An article by Jordan Volz.
Part VII of the US series.
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Part I of the French Series.
Part VI of the UK series.
The Silent Ballet staff counts down its top picks of February.
The Silent Ballet staff counts down its top picks of January.
The Silent Ballet staff count down their picks of December.
The Silent Ballet staff count down their top picks of November.
The Silent Ballet staff count down their top picks of October.
Sex GoddessListen to Rain Drops On Roses
Miki OdagiriListen to Flowerless Island
Century Of AeroplanesListen to Dance No. 3
SpartakListen to Soldier Dub
Windsor AirliftListen to Ocean City Park
Fresh from their European tour, Swedish instrumentalists pg.lost, a perennial favorite at TSB HQ, talk to Omar Shaukat.
In the past decade or so, Temporary Residence Limited has played home to many of the huge names in instrumental world, thanks to the dedication of its founder Jeremy deVine. Here, he talks to TSB's Nikki Benson.
Whatever happened to industrial music? Paul Nielsen, the head of Tympanik Audio, talks to The Silent Ballet’s Richard Allen about the industrial era, the current state of electronic music, the difficulties of releasing CDs in the digital age, and the scores his releases have received on this website.
Six years after their last release, The Mercury Program set instrumental fans' pulses racing with news of the recording of Chez Viking. Percussionist Dave LeBleu talks to TSB's Mac Nguyen ahead of its release.
Finnish musician Sasu Ripatti has a host of alter egos, but is best known to TSB as Vladislav Delay, who came 4th in our list of the top 50 albums of 2007. Here, he talks to Nikki Benson.