Kramer

We Need Horses On Stage… And Lassos: Santigold Interviewed

Dale Berning talks to Santi White about the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, obsessive listening and post punk

Air On Soundtracking The Pioneering Voyage Dans La Lune

Jeremy Allen talks to the urbane French duo about making music for the classic Georges Méliès film Voyage Dans La Lune

Trash Kit

Trash Kit

David Lynch

Crazy Clown Time

WATCH: John Lydon Delivers A Sermon

Julie Andrews, riots and vinyl in a chat for Record Store Day

Post-Punk Film Season At The BFI

Grayson Perry, Isaac Julien, Cerith Wyn Evans and more to be featured in This Is Now: Film And Video After Punk

Kissing The Face Of God: Lonker See Interviewed

Julian Marszalek runs head first into Polish psych sensations Lonker See - and lives to tell you the tale

Battle Trance

Palace Of Wind

Black Punk, Feminism And LGBQT+ Values: Big Joanie Interviewed

From touring with Bikini Kill to conversing with the Raincoats, Big Joanie explore in depth their personal experiences between the nexus of black feminism and punk, says Laviea Thomas

Embracing Change: An Interview With Mike Oldfield

Mike Oldfield tells Brad Sanders about Tubular Bells, the new re-issue of his Incantations LP and why his coffers are always swelled after Halloween re-runs of The Exorcist

Oneida

Preeteen Weaponry

Recombination Therapy: An Interview With Larry Gus

The richly textured pop of Larry Gus' latest album Years Not Living, released through DFA, emerges from a process of sound recombination inspired equally by literature and mathematics. He speaks to Ned Raggett about Borges, Ballard and a love of density in sound

Weird Pop: Clinamen Interviewed

Serial collaborator Kuba Ziołek teams up with electronics wizard Krzysztof Ostrowski to offer hope in a time of plague, says Julian Marszalek. Tune in for an exclusive pre-release stream of the new album

Power In Vulnerability: An Interview With Kelela

Following the release of her debut album last week, futuristic R&B artist Kelela talks to Tara Joshi about sex, vulnerability, and making music for queer black girls

Stag & Dagger Preview: An Interview With Rayographs

Rayographs warm up for their Stag and Dagger show with The Quietus by discussing the musical and visual influences on their rather excellent self-titled debut