Flowdan

No Place Like Home: Ian Penman’s Curving Tracks

Newly published by Fitzcarraldo Editions, It Gets Me Home This Curving Track is a collection of essays by the legendary British music journalist, Ian Penman

We’re Blowing Up Miley LPs, Say Idiots

US minor league baseball team hosting mass burning of Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber records, billed as Disco Demolition 2: You Better Belieb It

Karl Bartos

Off The Record

Jlin Releases Online Course On ‘Rhythmic Creativity’

The course features videos, readings and a Slack group for feedback and support

Master Musicians Of Joujouka Fest Returns

Sixth edition of ace Moroccan festival

Dan Snaith Returns To Daphni Alias For New Single, ‘Cherry’

It's the Caribou man's first release under the project since 2019

Accordion Laments: An Interview With Yara Asmar

Christina Hazboun meets Lebanese multi-disciplinary artist Yara Asmar, to discuss her deeply personal new record inspired by the journey of her grandmother’s accordion, her grandfather’s reel to reel recordings of birds, the necessity of disconnection and more

Merzbow/Mats Gustafsson/Balázs Pándi

Cuts

Domi & JD Beck

NOT TiGHT

Jazz prodigies team up with Thundercat, Anderson Paak., Busta Rhymes and Herbie Hancock for an album that isn't quite as wild as it could be, finds Alex Rigotti

Deux Filles

Space & Time

Inner Ear: Slovenian Music For May Reviewed By Jakub Knera

In his third report from the contemporary music scenes of eastern and central Europe, Jakub Knera looks at Slovenia’s underground scene including Širom's imaginary folk and string experiments by Tomaž Grom

Jouska

EVERYTHING IS GOOD

Jouska's 'bedroom r&b' seek beauty in sadness with a suite of otherworldly pop hits, finds Matthew Horton

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