Dune

Grinderman to Reissue Albums on CD and Vinyl

The updated editions of Grinderman, Grinderman 2 and Grinderman 2 RMX are due out in July

Roger Robinson

Dog Heart City

Sadness, anger and love for the city from dub poet Roger Robinson

L’Rain

I Killed Your Dog

Another fascinating album from L'Rain in which indie rock, dream pop and neo-soul conspire to produce one compelling sound, finds Siobhan Kane

Dragnet #4: New Music From Alexander Nut, Patten And Teengirl Fantasy

Cruising the web for brain-crippling kicks

Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson

Negative Chambers

From Glotman and Erlandsson, this is stark and bleak, and beautiful.

FP-Oner

5

The Big Texan: Paranoia, Crime, and Metal Cowboys

In an altered extract from his book, Heavy: A Memoir of Wyoming, BMX, Drugs, and Heavy Fucking Music, J.J. Anselmi recounts the time a stolen U-Haul trailer led down a spiral of crime and metal cowboys

Acronym

June

Quietus Albums Of The Year So Far 2012

It's only half way through the year and already it's shaping up to be a classic for albums. Here's our halfway mark chart

Nico: Facing the Wind – The Marble Index Trilogy

The Marble Index, Desertshore and The End are three of the most uncompromising records of the 60s and 70s, and arguably surpass Nico's work with the Velvet Underground. Matthew Lindsay takes an in-depth look at their history and significance

Cézanne With A Thousand Faces: Post-Impressionist Portraits

Fisun Güner marvels at the fusion of figure and foliage in the National Portrait Gallery's exhibition of Paul Cézanne's portraits

LIVE REPORT: Roadburn Festival

Almost two decades in, the metal festival of Tilburg, Netherlands, is an evergrowing community of heaviosity, weirdness and transcendence

The Oscillation & More For The Trip All Dayer

Purson, Temple Songs and Eat Lights; Become Lights join bill for psych festival's full-day event

LIVE REPORT: Choir Of Young Believers

The Danish five-piece deliver a taut taster set at Rough Trade East

Foo Fighters

Sonic Highways

With apologies to Brett Easton Ellis

Moviedrone: This Month’s Finest Film Soundtracks, November 2019

Charlie Brigden returns with his monthly column leafing through the biggest and best film soundtrack releases