“Musician, composer, songwriter, producer, DJ, performer… all terms that one could apply to Annie Hogan, and yet none of them really encompass the full breadth of her talents or impact. Since the early ’80s, her output has been considerable, bringing her work as a keyboardist into numerous bands and collaborations, earning her a celebrated place…

Alan Rider talks to torch singer, pianist, collaborator par excellence and former Mamba Annie Hogan to talk xylophones, nature, and creating her own special magic Read the article by Alan Rider

‘Alles Ist Verloren’ played on Marc Riley and Gideo Coe – BBC Radio 6 Music “A very good record, well worth investigating…” Gideo Coe Listen back from 1 hr 11 mins 50 secs – www.bbc.co.uk/sounds

“Tongues In My Head puts Hogan’s songwriting brilliance back in the spotlight” plus I’m interviewed in ‘Brief Encounters’ in the brand new issue featuring CLOCK DVA as cover stars! Read the article by Neil Mason

Unexpectedly grand sounding return from Annie Hogan, the storied post-punk (mostly) pianist with varying ties to Marc Almond, Nick Cave, Lydia Lunch, Simon Fisher Turner++. Hogan has a multi-decade career, though her affiliation with Downwards appears to have precipitated a second act of sorts. Tongues In My Head is arguably her best work for the…

Previously known as DJ ning nong, Jim Siegel returns to radio as DJ Vivid Oblivion after almost ten years away. Two Hours In A Cellar Under A Lightbulb features his particular approach to juxtaposing seemingly disparate genres in a way that highlights similar elements previously difficult to detect. Ethnographic Field Recordings collide with Post-Punk, and…

Annie Hogan’s exploration of artistic expression shows world-building, all sorts of paintings, mental photographs, and invisible portraits carry great weight. Read the article by Eoghan Lyng

Tongues In My Head makes No. 3 in Classic Pop’s – The Hot list! Article by Steve Harnell

“ON SONG: Annie Hogan, former DJ at Le Phono and friend of Soft Cell, has a new solo album, Tongues in my Head, out now.” Article by Duncan Seaman

“Definitely a soundtrack to dreams or nightmares and an atmosphere that the album showcases as a whole.” Read the full article on fileunderfire.com by Matt Young