CyberNoise
CyberNoise was originally an electronic music fanzine with a slant to collectable discographies. The last two issues (4 and 5) were actually numbered limited edition digizines that came with a 3.5" floppy disk full of content housed in a plastic wallet. The digizines/discographies were also put on the internet in the mid 90s (before the internet became big!) and were actually hosted on a Welsh university web server that didn't even have a FQDN just an IP address - we're trying to track down an archive of those html files! Now, finally, the original CyberNoise archives are back online including images and text archives of the original floppy disk files or available, complete as a digital compendium on the iBook Store.
History of original printed magazines with images.
Archive of some original articles.
Downloadable archive of CyberNoise #4 disk files (zip format)
Downloadable archive of CyberNoise #5 disk files (zip format)
These text files are not classy - they are just text files from 1994 and 1995 after all!
Original hi-res CyberNoise #4 and #5 image scans by Simon Dell.
The original printed magazine became officially available as a digital iBook on 1st January 2016 with searchable text and links direct to the CyberNoise web site. It also includes hi-resolution scans of the original printed magazine.
Archive of original artist PDF discographies (as of November 2009).
Official CyberNoise web site.
Official CyberNoise YouTube channel.
CyberNoise on Twitter.
