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adamMarch 31, 2023/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

/Welcome to the Future /242 /Events, Livestreams and New Releases 31-Mar 2023

Another hefty list of releases to cover this week. This post is a roundup of (relevant to this site) new and upcoming music, a nod to upcoming events and livestreams […]

adamApril 26, 2022/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/488/Sell Out

“Sell Out”. It has long been the cry of alternative or underground music fans as their beloved bands get to a certain size, and move from independent labels to major […]

adamJune 8, 2021/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/456/Danger! High Voltage!

Perhaps not for the first time, this week I’m wondering how exactly I’ve left it this long to cover a subject. It is very much one of those things that […]

adamMay 18, 2021/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/453/End Is A New Start

Now the majority of the moving-in rigmarole is finally done – we have a couple of small side tables to build and that’s about it – not to mention our […]

adamAugust 16, 2020/TransmissionLeave a comment

/Transmission/023/the a-z of industrial/n/part three/o/part one

We’re continuing our journey through the a-z of industrial with a first look at the letter N. Needless to say this was recorded during the ongoing lockdown…

adamMarch 30, 2020April 11, 2022/2010sLeave a comment

/Countdown/2010s/Albums /100-81

The additional downtime at the moment has had one or two benefits for me – more of a chance to get my head down and get a few outstanding posts […]

adamOctober 29, 2019May 7, 2020/Tracks of the MonthLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/387/Tracks of the Month/Oct 2019

As what has been an exceptionally trying month comes to a close, I’m finishing off October with what may well be the last /Tracks of the Month round-up of 2019 […]

adamJanuary 22, 2019July 21, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/355/How Great Thou Art

A glorious picture article on the BBC website last week reminded me that 2019 sees the centenary of the Bauhaus movement, and inspired this week’s post. In terms of art […]

adamDecember 12, 2017February 17, 2022/2017Leave a comment

/Countdown/2017/Albums

Onto week three of Countdown: 2017 on amodelofcontrol.com, and this week I’m looking at the best albums of the year. Despite the move towards, it seems, streaming services and a […]

adamSeptember 1, 2017September 1, 2017/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

Welcome to the Future: 010: Music news round-up 01-September 2017

A new month, and I resume my now regular weekly roundup of musical items of interest. As is now usual, this will include the new releases this week, other announcements, […]

adamAugust 1, 2017August 1, 2017/Tracks of the MonthLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 303: Tracks of the Month (July 2017)

Already back ’round to a new month, and we’re hurtling through summer. First Tuesday of the new month, then, so time for the best tracks, and there are a lot […]

adamJanuary 21, 2014August 23, 2016/Tuesday Ten2 Comments

Tuesday Ten: 192: Reader’s perfect albums

This week, my Tuesday Ten series goes in a new direction – as I’ve not written it. A few weeks ago, I posted an innocent post on Facebook asking my […]

adamAugust 10, 2010March 6, 2022/Tuesday Ten1 Comment

/Tuesday Ten/109/Atomic

Hearing one of these tracks (Nena, since you ask) at, of all places, a friend’s wedding reception, got me thinking about songs about nuclear war or nuclear weapons – and […]

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