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Behind The Sky Music is an independent guide to retro-futuristic electronic music, written and maintained by a small editorial team of enthusiasts. We are not a record label, a retailer or an artist's representative. Our aim is simple: to write clear, honest and friendly texts about the music we love, and to keep the site accurate.
The easiest way to reach the editors is by email at [email protected]. We read messages with interest, and we do our best to respond, although we cannot promise a specific time frame. Please keep your note brief and, if it concerns a particular page, include its address.
To learn more about what the site covers, start with the home page, which introduces the main sections, or browse the Releases section for album and compilation reviews.
Because this is an independent project, the editors work on it in their own time and with their own enthusiasm for synthesizers, sequencers and long, atmospheric records. That independence is why the tone of the site is personal and why we put accuracy first: we would rather leave something out than state it without being sure.
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Feedback helps this guide improve. If you notice a mistake in a text, a link that does not work or a statement you believe is inaccurate, please tell us and we will take a careful look. Corrections are always welcome, and accurate information matters more to us than anything else.
You can also write with questions about the site, for example how a page is organised or what a certain term means. If you have a suggestion for a topic, an artist or a record you would like to see discussed, send it along with a link to the official page, so that we can read about the music in the right context.
Please note that we do not publish promotional material, and that we do not give opinions on commercial matters. This is a place for listening, reading and curiosity.
When you write, a few details make a message easier to handle. Mention the page you are referring to, say briefly what you noticed or what you would like to ask, and include a link to an official source if you have one. A short, clear note is always the most useful kind.
We are glad to hear what you enjoyed, too. Knowing which pages helped you discover a record or understand a style tells us where to put our effort, and it keeps the guide grounded in what readers actually want to know about electronic music.
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The site has no official social media presence that we ask readers to follow, and we do not want anyone to be misled by unofficial accounts. The only channel we confirm is the email address above. If someone claims to speak for the guide through another channel, please treat it with caution and let us know.
For the music itself, the best place to follow news is the official page of each artist, where accurate details are kept. Our role is to provide independent context and to help readers find their way around a wonderful corner of electronic music.
If you are reading this because you love the music, thank you. A guide like this exists only because listeners care about the details: the pulse of a sequence, the glow of a pad, the way a long piece changes shape. Your notes, questions and corrections help keep the guide useful, and they are read with real interest by the people who write it.