This month's Electronic Sound cover star is Scritti Politti legend Green Gartside and the magazine comes with a gold vinyl seven-inch featuring the group's much-loved mid-1980s classics 'Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)' and 'Perfect Way'. 

 

Features an exclusive interview with Green to mark the reissue of Scritti Politti's 'Songs To Remember' (1982) and 'Cupid & Psyche 85' (1985), two brilliant albums that took the band from scratchy post-punk outsiders to electropop giants. The second of these releases gave them no less than four hit singles and led to encounters with luminaries such as Kraftwerk, Miles Davis and Nile Rodgers. It was certainly a totally different world to the scuzzy squats where Green had started his music career. “I was like a non-league player suddenly thrown straight into a Premiership side,” he says. "It was exhilarating, but also excruciating."  

 

Plus Mouse On Mars, whose latest album is an awesome collaboration with Lee "Scratch" Perry, Fluke discuss updating some of their pioneering tracks for a new compilation and Luke Vibert explains why he's revived his Plug project. Also, AR Kane, Richard Pinhas, Kogg, La Sécuritié, and a fascinating article on filmmaker Mark Jenkin, who produces his own electronic scores using a tape loop designed by Brian Eno.