Look Mum No Computer

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Guests: Shibuli

Sam Battle works on creative music projects on the YouTube channel LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER. On May 2, the British electronic music enthusiast will be playing self-built synthesizers and music machines at Im Wizemann in Stuttgart.

LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER 's YouTube channel now has over 650.000 subscribers and shows a real insight into the genius of Sam Battle; whether he's building the musical Gameboy Mega Machine, the 1000 Oscillator Megadrone, the Telly Tubby Tidal Wave, an organ made out of Furbies from the 90s or an orchestra of 97 Lego Star Wars droids to play the movie's theme song: he's constantly working on creative music projects and running his biggest recent project, a museum called This Museum Is (not) Obsolete, where many of the machines he's built are on display alongside many other historic, experimental electronic items.

LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER builds his own synthesizers and music machines, which he plays at his live shows and on his cross-genre records, and has a loyal following in the worldwide synthesizer community.