Clan Analogue is proud to release a slice of Australian electronic music history in Re Cognition: The Clan Analogue Legacy CollectionRe Cognition is a collectible three-disc set, containing a selection of the most seminal acts of the era, all of whom started their careers as part of the Clan Analogue collective.

Disc A is a collection of the greatest hits from a 15-year era of Australian techno and electronica explorations, encapsulating 24 hours in the life of an electronic music fan. Beginning during the day, whiling away hours in the office listening to radio hits by Disco Stu, Bleepin' J Squawkins, Artificial and General Electrik, we move to glitchy home listening, relaxing with Pretty Boy Crossover, Two4K and Ubin after a hard day. Then it's off to clubland to enjoy the sounds of Deepchild, B(if)tek and the Telemetry Orchestra before moving on to a warehouse party. The chill-out room warms up with Dark Network and Atone before its time to hit the dancefloor for some techno beats from Infusion, Co

Out now from Clan Analogue through MGM

Valley Forge's impeccably-crafted debut album Artificial Heart has been making its mark as one of the Australian electronic music releases of the year, with the award-winning filmclip for the single 'Wayfaring Stranger', featuring the vocals of the legendary Kamahl, recently receiving airplay on ABC TV's Rage.

The Wayfaring Stranger EP and album Artificial Heart display the Valley Forge synthesis of the organic and synthetic in its widescreen cinematic electronica. Here are a selection of recent reviews:

"An eerie downbeat crawl of vocoders, gliding hiphop-inflected rhythms and shimmering electronics, dark pop hooks lurking just beneath the surface"

Cyclic Defrost

"A trip-hop sci-fi soundtrack, merging sinister technology with spiritual soundscapes Artificial Heart is an excursion into our own warped, inconsistent world."

Rave Magazine

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The next Clan Analogue meeting in Melbourne will be held at Horse Bazaar, 397 Little Lonsdale, on Monday the 4th of July at 6.30pm. The first half of the meeting is a chance to catch-up and discuss the latest Clan Analogue plans. At 7.30pm begins ‘Gear Shift’, Clan Analogue’s electronic music jam session. Anyone is ...

Gear Shift this Monday at Horse Bazaar, Monday 5th of September, 7.30pm ‘Gear Shift’ is a monthly jam session organised by the electronic music collective Clan Analogue. Anyone is welcome to join in. Just bring a synth, laptop, drum machine or any kind of electronic music-making gadget. This a great opportunity to play electronic music ...

Six Musicians An insane collection of synths, drum machines and FX Plugged in and Switched on Analogue , Digital and Computers And don’t forget to keep tweaking… All images taken on 9th May 2011

'Promise' is the debut single from Melbourne's electronic skank-pop outfitKoshowko. First heard in a version remixed by Winduptoys on the ClanAnalogue compilation In Version: Dub Selections, '...

Just a reminder that the postponed Clan Melbourne AGM will now be on this Monday, 23rd of November, at Horse Bazaar. Happy hour for drinks until 7pm, at which time the meeting proper will start. Also, we’ve got the Clan Analogue Recordings AGM scheduled for Monday the 7th of December, also at Horse Bazaar. For ...

Sneek Preview of Winduptoys latest Music Video called “Ghost”

Winduptoys live to air on 3PBS 106.7fm radio & streamed online on “The Art of Bleep”!! Sunday 13th December, 2009 @ Midnight!! Winduptoys will be Live To Air on 3PBS 106.7fm ?The Art Of Bleep” on Sunday 13th Dec @ Midnight..hosted by Evan Carr. It?s all part of 3PBSfm Live Music Week…Yay!! The show will ...

The new Clan Analogue website is up. http://www.clananalogue.org/ -- the groovy thing about is that finally it has the easy capability of the members themselves to provide the content. 'Bout time! Check it out, lots of information, and a couple of new Clan releases too.

Clananalogue.org has just been migrated to a shiny new server with 64 bit Debian Linux.

I received a last min ticket from @artsdigitalera (tx!) so didn't arrive until about 10pm. rob hall was playing. I liked his set - thought it was quite varied, so there was something for everyone. it seemed to be a mixed, older crowd so I liked that too. I thought he was playing tracks going backwards in time. dubstep -> tech -> breakbeat -> acid house etc so I liked that too. went downstairs to the side of the stage to hear Autechre. I found myself standing, swaying more like it, in the spot where all the speaker air aligned and it was sending electric shocks through my arms, legs and face - cheeks & nose. lips were vibrating. base of my throat was constricting - I could feel this when I moved to other places, but not the feelings in the rest of my body. I could feel puffs of air going up my jeans and jumper sleeves, and with every beat of the heavy bass it was giving me a shock. it felt like a tens machine had been hooked up to the line out and was sending pulses into the floor & conducting thr