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36 reviewsIn 1958, an anonymous group of overworked & under-budgeted BBC employees set out to make some new sounds for radio & TV. They ended up changing the course of 20th-century music. For millions of people, the work of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop was the first electronic music they had ever heard. Sampling, loops, & the earliest synthesizers-long before audiences knew what they were-made up the groundbreaking scores for news programs, auto maintenance shows, & children's programming. They also produced the Doctor Who theme, one of the first electronic music masterpieces.
The Beatles, Pink Floyd, & others borrowed from them. A generation of musicians raised on BBC programming-Aphex Twin, Portishead, & Prodigy among them-took these once-alien sounds & carried on the Workshop's legacy. Ignored for decades by music historians, the Workshop is now recognized as one of the most influential forebears of electronica, psychedelia, ambient music, & synth-pop.
