Chœur Bulgare Svetoslav Obretenov

Jarmusch Ado About Bussing: Paterson Reviewed

Adam Driver plays a driver called Paterson from Paterson in Paterson

Unearthing A Pearl: Praising The Sexual Mysticism of Anita Lane

For years Anita Lane was overshadowed by her collaborator and ex-boyfriend Nick Cave. Eleanor Philpot argues that we instead need to see the singer as an artist whose exploration of female sexuality was way ahead of its time

Manic Street Preachers Share Previously Unreleased Track, ‘Studies In Paralysis’

It features on the upcoming remixed and reconstructed reissue of the band's 2001 album 'Know Your Enemy'

Hell to Pay: Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell

Dean Sobers reviews Sam Raimi's triumphant return to _Evil Dead_ form in this horror flick for the credit crunch era.

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FESTIVAL REPORT: Shubbak

Yousif Nur reports on performances by Hala Ali, Karim Sultan, 47Soul, Massar Egbari, and more

WATCH: Leonard Cohen – How I Found My Song

Cohen thanks Spain as the source of his inspiration. Was it not the sisters of mercy?

LISTEN: Stream The Twilight Sad’s Remix LP

Listen to new remix LP No One Can Ever Know - The Remixes in its entirety; frontman James Graham gives us a rundown of the tracks below

Tangerine Dream To Be Subject Of Barbican Exhibition

The free show will use videos, previously unpublished articles, original synths and more to tell the band's story

Hey Colossus And More For JAWS & PINS’ Pit Party

The line-up for Fluffer Records' July pit party all-dayer starring JAWS and PINS has been announced, and it's outstanding...

Harmonic Worlds: Colin Newman’s 13 Favourite Albums

The Immersion, Wire and Githead founder member chooses a list that goes from minimalism to maximalism, via Steve Reich, LFO and Todd Rundgren, and tells Ben Graham how Britpop was rubbish but The Beatles have never sounded better

Spools Out: April’s Tapes Reviewed By Tristan Bath

Tristan Bath is back with a Spools Out special which investigates the confluence of spoken word and experimental music

Leo Chadburn

The Primordial Pieces

An album of five blissful, quiet pieces that never stay still, for four violins and a piano

WATCH: New Manic Street Preachers Video

The first single from the Manics' forthcoming 13th LP now has a video - watch the Kieran Evans-directed 'International Blue' below

Manics Announce Special Cardiff Show

Manic Street Preachers will play their album 'This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours' in full at Cardiff Castle show in summer 2019

Why The Sale Of UK Railway Arches Is A Disaster For Underground Music

In a move that has gone unnoticed by most, Network Rail has sold off its thousands of railway arches, many of them home to venues, clubs and studios that are vital for the health of independent culture. Ed Gillet explores this grievous threat to the UK. Images all from the Quietus 10th Birthday rave at Corsica Studios by Zbigniew Kotkiewicz