The debut solo LP from Shovel Dance Collective’s Nick Granata is a whimsical triumph that weaves the humdrum minutiae of ...

Laïko (meaning ‘of the people’) is the popular music that has nursed Greek heartbreak since the middle of the 20th century.

It’s been four years since Pete Kember, aka Sonic Boom, and Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear, released their debut Reset. Though defined by solo projects as well as by work with Spacemen 3 and Animal ...

At Nextones, every performance comes preceded by another composition: the one the landscape inscribes on the listener. Before ...

Tricky is one of British music’s most creative and unique characters. Just consider his output over the last six years: after ...

The debut album from the North Carolina-born singer-songwriter-producer, finds the digital age's only medieval princess bursting with ideas and cartoonish intensity. Truly, Hemlocke Springs contains ...

Kirk Barley has spent time tracing the edges of sound without ever seeming especially interested in arriving at any definitive statement. Arc continues that tendency, but with a new confidence in ...

In the following introduction I shall avoid using the term “discourse” because it awards undue gravitas to what is ...

In the run up to her duo performance at Tusk Festival with Stephen Bishop, Al Cameron speaks to Tyneside turntablist and experimental music lynchpin Mariam Rezaei ...

Jon Buckland talks to the Canadian composer about his journey away from addiction to recording ancient church organs in ...

London-based field recordist and sound artist Kate Carr does something similar to the soundscape of her home city on Vertical London (New Year’s Day). The album stems from a New Year’s Day 2026 quest.

Twelve Drinks That Changed My Life is an addiction memoir that's full to the brim with humour and humanity. It is, Simon ...