Today we have an exceptionally distinguished guest on Line Noise in the form of Wolfgang Flür, a German musician who was LITERALLY in Kraftwerk. He has a fantastic new solo album coming out on March 4, called Magazine 1, and he talked to us about recording with Juan Atkins, his parents’ views on Kraftwerk, acting and singing; Magazine 2 and a whole load more. And he ends with a lovely and very moving story about an unexpected meeting with Florian Schneider in a Düsseldorf cafe in 2016. Enjoy what we humbly think is a very special episode of Line Noise.

Danny L Harle returns to Line Noise, in a show recorded live at the Primavera Weekender. Ben Cardew is joined by Johann Wald, Mar Vallverdú and their hardcore idol, Danny L Harle, to talk Harlecore, makina and being the man of the moment.

This month our guest on Line Noise is one of the founders of techno music, a house music pop star and ceaseless innovator: Kevin Saunderson, aka E-Dancer, Inner City et al. Ben Cardew spoke to him to mark the release of a new E-Dancer record, Re:Generate, which sees a new generation of techno artists take on his work. Naturally, we ended up talking about Detroit, Wee Papa Girl Rappers and Idris Elba. Plus: would Larry Levan play E-Dancer?

Marie Davidson returns to Line Noise, in this special episode recorded live at the Primavera Weekender, where she played with l’Oeil Nu. Ben Cardew asks her about left turns, Montreal DIY and making music with a sly sense of humour.

Manchester ambassadors Space Afrika (aka Joshua Inyang and Joshua Reid) join Ben Cardew on Line Noise to talk UK energy, Honest Labour and love.

Few albums divide opinion like Human After All, Daft Punk's third long player. Derided on release in 2005, it marked a critical and commercial low for the duo, only to be swiftly rehabilitated when Daft Punk used large segments of HAA on their Alive 2006 / 7 tour. In this special episode of Line Noise Ben Cardew, your regular host and author of Daft Punk's Discovery - The Future Unfurled, speaks to CK303, the DJ behind the brilliant Teachers mixes, about Human After All. Is it a 'bad' album? Was it a necessary one? Is it the anti-Discovery? Or did Daft Punk just mess up? Includes CK303's special Human After All / Marquee Moon mix.

This month on Line Noise, we welcome John Beltran, a producer from Lansing Michigan who has been making quality electronic music for more than 30 years now, both under his own name - notably the classic Ten Days of Blue album - and as Placid Angles, whose excellent album Touch The Earth was released earlier this year. We talk about keeping fresh after three decades in the game, children, Paul McCartney and making music for Oprah.

German techno legend Moritz Von Oswald is our very special guest on Line Noise this month, as we celebrate the release of Dissent, the new album by his Moritz von Oswald Trio. He talks about visiting Stockhausen in his studio, working with Tony Allen and Juan Atkins, his history with dub techno and collaborating with Laurel Halo and Heinrich Köbberling on the new album.

In the fourteenth and final in a series of special miniature podcasts devoted to Daft Punk's Discovery, Ben Cardew examines track 14, Too Long.

Ben Cardew's book about Discovery, Daft Punk’s Discovery - The Future Unfurled, is available to pre-order now. https://velocitypress.uk/produ...

In the thirteenth in a series of special miniature podcasts devoted to Daft Punk's Discovery, Ben Cardew examines track 13, Face To Face.

Ben Cardew's book about Discovery, Daft Punk’s Discovery - The Future Unfurled, is available to pre-order now. https://velocitypress.uk/produ...