Alfred Hitchcock

Lone

Reality Testing

Festival Report: Semibreve

Radiohead To Share Live Sets During COVID-19 Lockdown

The band are doing their bit to help fans get through isolation

No Affectation Of Misery: An Interview With Matthew Loveridge AKA MXLX

Inhabiting myriad identities to build an enormous catalogue of experimental music, Matthew Loveridge’s fascinating career was briefly paralysed by personal hardship. As he returns, Alastair Shuttleworth speaks to the enigmatic composer about anhedonia, abrasiveness, and the difficult birth of his new masterpiece

LISTEN: Ufomammut – Temple

First full track taken from band's seventh album, Ecate

Off To Never Land: The Sisters Of Mercy Interviewed

Ben Graham speaks to Andrew Eldritch, who says "Yes to everything that makes us hard."

High Flying Birds, Musical Kettles And Exploded Psych: Noel Gallagher Speaks

John Doran is caught napping by Noel Gallagher who is finally getting to indulge his creative impulses with the High Flying Birds and Amorphous Androgynous

Test Dept On AV Festival & Remembering The Miners’ Strike

Next weekend, members of 80s clatterers Test Dept head to the AV Festival to carry out an installation commemorating the Miners' Strike. Here, Graham Cunnington and Paul Jamrozy discuss the project, and state why, in the current political climate, remembering those events is so important

Baroness’ Tour Bus Crashes

Two passengers being treated for injuries having been trapped after a 10m fall

The Apolitical Party: Noel Gallagher Interviewed

The always quotable High Flying Birds frontman on politics in music, Sleaford Mods and getting pissed with Morrissey. Interview by Jude Rogers

Prison

Downstate

Prison double-down on the psychedelic noise-rock soundscapes on their sophomore LP

A Cross The Universe: Justice Interviewed

Phil Hebblethwaite catches up with the Gallic D.A.N.C.E. duo to get the low down on their new DVD and distinctly un-Christian behaviour.

Remembering Philip Jeck

Dale Cornish remembers the sublime, time-distorting work of Philip Jeck who died on Friday

Low

Double Negative

A quarter of a century after they founded, Low are back with perhaps the best record of their career

The Bug & Burial Team Up Again

The pair's latest collaboration is out now