Disco Pogo
Disco Pogo Issue 9 - Prince
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Disco Pogo (Disco Pogo - Prince)
Our ninth issue is jam-packed with all manner of leftfield electronic music goodness for Spring/Summer 2026, with cover duties shared by Nightmares On Wax, TOMORA and our massive Prince-travaganza.
There is never a time when putting on a Prince record doesn’t make the world an instantly better place. To mark the 10th anniversary of his last exit from Paisley Park we’ve gone Prince crazy across 24 pages.
Issue 9 also features:
In 2026 Nightmares On Wax are bigger than ever
TOMORA ask us to ‘Come Closer’, so that's what we do
DJ Shadow reflects upon his rise to fame in the 90s
Twenty years after Burial altered the course of electronic music we laud his sonic genius
We discover why The Durutti Column have never been cooler
We take a deep dive into the world of electronic music’s film soundtracks and celebrate one of the key albums - Wendy Carlos’ ‘A Clockwork Orange’
Justin Robertson and Richard Norris go for a stroll
DJ Hell says it’s vital artists dress (in)appropriately
Hot Chip frontman Alexis Taylor explains his love of Gram Parsons and Phil Collins
Loraine James outlines her idiosyncratic working methods
Tiga answers the most important question known to musical deities: has he ever ridden a horse?
Plus… loads more across 192 pages.
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Disco Pogo
Disco Pogo Issue 9 - Prince
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
Share
Disco Pogo (Disco Pogo - Prince)
Our ninth issue is jam-packed with all manner of leftfield electronic music goodness for Spring/Summer 2026, with cover duties shared by Nightmares On Wax, TOMORA and our massive Prince-travaganza.
There is never a time when putting on a Prince record doesn’t make the world an instantly better place. To mark the 10th anniversary of his last exit from Paisley Park we’ve gone Prince crazy across 24 pages.
Issue 9 also features:
In 2026 Nightmares On Wax are bigger than ever
TOMORA ask us to ‘Come Closer’, so that's what we do
DJ Shadow reflects upon his rise to fame in the 90s
Twenty years after Burial altered the course of electronic music we laud his sonic genius
We discover why The Durutti Column have never been cooler
We take a deep dive into the world of electronic music’s film soundtracks and celebrate one of the key albums - Wendy Carlos’ ‘A Clockwork Orange’
Justin Robertson and Richard Norris go for a stroll
DJ Hell says it’s vital artists dress (in)appropriately
Hot Chip frontman Alexis Taylor explains his love of Gram Parsons and Phil Collins
Loraine James outlines her idiosyncratic working methods
Tiga answers the most important question known to musical deities: has he ever ridden a horse?
Plus… loads more across 192 pages.




