> however hard you look into the history of electronic music, there is one name you'll struggle to find – that of Daphne Oram.
Maybe I live in some kind of Oramic-centric bubble, but I'm pretty sure she's better known than most of the other non-rockstar names mentioned. Her name gets 58,000 hits on google, and last time I went to the London Science Museum there were bits of her kit displayed there. She's not a household name, but I think the article's claims of her obscurity are exaggerated.
Maybe I live in some kind of Oramic-centric bubble, but I'm pretty sure she's better known than most of the other non-rockstar names mentioned. Her name gets 58,000 hits on google, and last time I went to the London Science Museum there were bits of her kit displayed there. She's not a household name, but I think the article's claims of her obscurity are exaggerated.