Jodorowsky

Bill Brewster Readies Musical Autobiography

Music historian Bill Brewster presents his musical autobiography on a new compilation out next month

Between The Human And The Animal: Gee Vaucher At Firstsite

Rebecca Binns reviews Gee Vaucher's exhibition, Introspective, at Firstsite, Colchester

Iggy & The Stooges

Ready To Die

An Eternal Education: An Interview With The Heliocentrics

Jake Ferguson and Malcolm Catto of The Heliocentrics tell John Freeman how the band's second album and one of the Quietus favourites of the year so far, 13 Degrees Of Reality, was inspired by two legendary pioneers of jazz

LISTEN: New William Doyle

FKA East India Youth, William Doyle has returned with his first single under his own name, watch the video below

HMV Rescue Plan

Jobs to be saved as some stores stay open

Kate Bush Reveals Plans to Start Working on New Music

She's also shared a new animated short film that she wrote and directed

A Cinematic Lockdown: Confinement In the Films Of Alfred Hitchcock

On the fortieth anniversary of the death of Alfred Hitchcock and under Coronoavirus lockdown, Adam Scovell finds new meaning in the filmmaker's use of confinement and enclosed spaces

LISTEN: Mark Lanegan Reimagines Pink Floyd

Magnetic Eye Records enlists Mark Lanegan and more to reimagine Pink Floyd's The Wall

Spool’s Out: July’s Tapes Reviewed By Tristan Bath

Tristan Bath fires up his cassette decks to lead us through some of the most exciting music out there (that just happens to be released on tape)

LIVE REPORT: James Chance/Melt Yourself Down

Sean Kitching witnesses James Chance's long awaited return to London, alongside London-based jazz group Melt Yourself Down. Photo by Alan Bolger

A Triumph of the Unprivileged: Ozzy Osbourne Remembered

Joel McIver reflects on the life and work of the late Ozzy Osbourne, who defied the exceptions of his working class upbringing and the snobbery of the musical establishment to invent a genre, selling tens of millions of albums in the process

Psychedelic Reason & The Post-Industrial City: Acid Detroit By Joe Molloy

Written by Detroit native Joe Molloy, Acid Detroit explores the physical, temporal and affective topography of America's most haunted city

Madonna’s Rebel Heart: A Track By Track Review

After attending a recent playback, Amy Pettifer gives her initial impressions of Madonna's latest musical offering; ballads, EDM and all

loscil + Lawrence English

Colours Of Air

A vivid chromatic wash from two masters of the form

Foals

Holy Fire