Jon Bap

Cultural Capital: Can London Afford To Price Out Its Artists?

At the London Art Fair, a panel discussion between artist Emma Hart, curator Daniel Herrmann, gallerist Fabio Altamura, critic Ben Luka, and the GLA’s Kirsten Dunne asks how artists can afford to go on living in country’s capital

In Wide Angle: Simon Pegg’s 13 Favourite Films

Currently on cinema screens in the role of Benji Dunn in Mission Impossible: Fallout, Simon Pegg picks his 13 favourite films

EFG London Jazz Festival Announces First Acts for 2025 Event

Tune-Yards and Dee Dee Bridgewater are among those playing the festival later this year

Chrislo Haas and Beate Bartel’s Work as CHBB Set for Reissue

The tracks from four highly limited cassettes released in 1981 are being released alongside some previously unheard material

tQ Favourites Head to Krankenhaus

Full line-up of Sea Power's festival unveiled

Punky Reggae Party Politics: Vivien Goldman interview

Ahead of her concert at Pop Kultur in Berlin this summer, the esteemed journalist and author talks to David Chiu about her recording career during the late 1970s and early 1980s that included working with The Flying Lizards, John Lydon and Robert Wyatt

Skaņu Mežs Reveals First Acts Playing 2025 Edition

The Latvian festival will welcome These New Puritans, Shabaka Hutchings and more later this year

Divide And Dissolve Details New Album, ‘Insatiable’

It's Takiaya Reed's first full-length release since signing to Bella Union last year

Billie Eilish

Hit Me Hard And Soft

New album shows an effortless ability to encompass the discrete worlds of bedroom musician and global arena-sized pop star, says CJ Thorpe-Tracey

SOPHIE is the Focus of Today’s Google Doodle

A video animation featuring her 2018 track 'Immaterial' marks what would have been the late artist's 38th birthday

UKAEA

Anarcho​-​Animist Frontline Weapons

Material from January's Birds Catching Fire In The Sky gets revamped into something altogether more furious and more feral

LISTEN: New Alexander Tucker

One-half of Grumbling Fur Alexander Tucker unveils the second track from his forthcoming album

The Body & Thou

You, Whom I Have Always Hated

String Theory: A Little Orchestra Interviewed

London's A Little Orchestra combine classical composition with an indie-pop guestlist. Ahead of the release of their debut album, Stuart Huggett speaks to founder Bobby Barry and violinist Natalie Hudson

Autechre Share Previously Unheard Remix of Russell Haswell

It features on the forthcoming Diagonal label box set '13'

The Strange World Of… The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Julian Marszalek tries to talk to Anton Newcombe about the ten highlights of his musical career but ends up discussing the note the Earth vibrates at and his English family crest