Long time electronic musician Ken Moore tells all about his early experiences.

Information about this highly talented and entertaining American home taper ensemble and link to free download of the tape.

In August and early September 2013, Gen Ken Montgomery briefly re-opened his small store called Generator in New York, selling underground and experimental music and featuring live performances. Read about that and also about the history of this unique operation.

Black and white photo by wowe.

British label owner, musician, enthusiast and historian, Tim Naylor takes us through the underbelly of the early British cassette scene.

A recently unearthed report from 2004 on Cassette Culture by Kathleen McConnell.

Sound, visual and digital artist, Minoy is featured in a tribute to this late home recording icon.

Dick Metcalf reminds us of the giant contributions of Bryan Baker.

Hal McGee’s thoughts in microcassettes

Australia’s Andrew McIntosh talks about publishing his own zine and the scene down under.

I remember my recording equipment.

Thomas Bey William Bailey on fetish packaging.

Chester Hawkins of Washington, DC area experimental group, Blue Sausage Infant is interviewed by Jack Hertz.

Jack Hertz talks with Gary Young of Music From The Film.

Jack Hertz gives us the low down on Bay Area multi media artist, Carolyn Fok.

Clinton Green runs down the history of the Australian underground with essential links for follow up study.

Thomas Dimuzio interviewed by Jack Hertz

Billy James covers song and is mistaken for The Beach Boys.