Watch a teaser interview with Gary Numan ahead of his new iPhone/iPad special
The Electro Legends Series: Gary Numan Edition arrives next week
On 14 October Gary Numan will return with Splinter - his first studio album in seven years. To celebrate this event, Future Music and Computer Music magazine will be releasing an interactive Gary Numan iPad/iPhone special on the same day.
Featuring a massive video interview, a 3D look at the classic album Replicas, plus video tutorials for musicians and more, The Electro Legends Series: Gary Numan Edition will go on sale on 14 October for just £1.99.
To buy it, just download Future Music or Computer Music on the App Store - they're both free. The special will be on sale from within them.
In the meantime, enjoy a free taster of the exclusive video interview!
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