Inspired by a German 'sociologist of speed', the French composer and improviser presents a suite of highly resonant compositions ...

The Neubaten guitarist (later bassist) and collaborator with Phew, The Tiger Lillies and many more opens up about days wiled ...

We’re just here in Barcelona, just panic everywhere, fear everywhere. It’s like… um… the… well, the movie. That killer, or ...

Skaņu Mežs has revealed the first wave of acts playing its 2026 edition later this year. The Riga festival returns to its ...

Hold tight for some hot new pop and metal sounds, shoehorned into this punk and hardcore column on a subcultural technicality ...

Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt are releasing a collaborative album, Almost Waking. Spanning eight tracks, the record sees Fratti ...

Kneecap’s Mo Chara, real name Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, will not face a new trial on terrorism-related charges after the UK ...

Commissioned by London's Explore Ensemble, South Korean cellist, improviser, composer Okkyung Lee pulls out all the stops, ...

In his book *I Don't Want To Go To The Taj Mahal*, Charlie Hill recalls a late twentieth-century Birmingham upbringing through fragments If you’ve read something you love on our site today, please ...

Lashing out against tech bros and algos, the former Sonic Youth lynchpin brings shimmering guitar and motorik drums to an all-too-human new solo album ...

MIKE and Earl Sweatshirt are releasing a split LP, titled POMPEII // UTILITY. The 33-track release is fully produced by New York-based rap collective Surf Gang, with whom MIKE and Earl Sweatshirt have ...

Manhattan was a mess in the mid 70s. The middle classes had upped sticks to the suburbs, leaving the city centre to fester as Mayor Beame led New York to the brink of bankruptcy. In the thick of a ...