The small and mighty Roland SH-101
Equally loved by electro bands in keytar mode, psytrance producers doing wild sweeps, or dub reggae plodding away, the SH-101 is a true icon.
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Warp Records and the new sound of everything
The label that made IDM a thing, brought new sounds to the airwaves, and became an icon in the process.