Dune

Keeley Forsyth

Limbs

Keeley Forsyth’s second full-length album is a slippery, elusive affair – all the better to engulf you, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Editors

In This Light And On This Evening

Aho Ssan

Rhizomes

Aho Ssan assembles a crack sqaud of international collaborators (from Moor Mother to Kassel Jaeger to Lafawndah to Valentina Magaletti) to create a mighty morphin vision of explosive electronic sounds

Gazelle Twin Details New Album, ‘Black Dog’

It marks the UK artist's debut full-length release for Invada Records

Mala Announces Cuban Album

One half of Digital Mystikz to release an album of music recorded in collaboration with musicians in Havana

Ligovskoï

Dilip

Coldcut Curate New Ambient Compilation, ‘@0’

The 30-track release takes in new compositions from Suzanne Ciani, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Helena Hauff and more

Punk Rock Guilt?: Duff McKagan’s Favourite Albums

The Guns N' Roses/Neurotic Outsiders/Velvet Revolver man picks out his top 13 LPs

LISTEN: Kelis & Skream collaboration

Dubstep poster boy takes another confident step into the mainstream

Emma Pollock

In Search Of Harperfield

Field Music

Flat White Moon

Sunderland's talented Brewis brothers are back with an album so good that its best bits remind Zara Hedderman of Bowie's songs for Labyrinth

The Fall And Rise: An Interview With Imperial Wax

After Mark E. Smith died in 2018, he left behind Dave Spurr, Keiron Melling and Pete Greenway, the last and longest-serving line-up The Fall ever had. Now, the trio have continued where they left off with Imperial Wax, with new frontman Sam Curran

INTERVIEW: Black Line

Nitzer Ebb's Douglas McCarthy and Bon Harris reunite in new group Black Line. Watch their new video here

Keeping An Eye On Auntie: The BBC & Pro-Tory Bias

Phil Harrison looks at BBC reporting of the general election campaign and asks if - and for what reasons - the corporation might be abandoning public service impartiality for pro-Conservative viewpoints

The Go! Team

Get Up Sequences Part One

Perennial underdogs The Go! Team return with clattery beats and bittersweet party tunes, still as boisterous and rambunctious as ever, finds Ed Power

Memnon Sa

Offworld Radiation Therapy

With keening sax and big sci-fi synths – but recorded so carefully – Johny Lamb finds much to enjoy