Larry And The Lefthanded

Let Us Press Pley: Jus Oborn Of Electric Wizard’s Favourite Horror Films

Electric Wizard grand magus Jus Oborn talks to Harry Sword about a lifetime of immersion in the outposts of horror, sleaze and exploitation cinema, why 'heavy' isn't about the peddles and amps you use and the importance of playing the long game.

Annie

Dark Hearts

The first full-length album from the Norwegian singer-songwriter in a decade gives us a very different Annie, finds Amanda Farah

RIP Deep Purple’s Jon Lord

Keyboard player had been suffering from pancreatic cancer

Ana Roxanne

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Water runs through Ana Roxanne's ~~~, opening up a world of electronic sensuality, finds Jo Higgs

LISTEN: John Maus – ‘Mental Breakdown’

Download 'Mental Breakdown', from new compilation where Maus gathers together sixteen songs spanning the last eleven years

Bloodstock 2012 Preview

LISTEN: Chicaloyoh’s New LP

Have a first spin of Folie Sacrée below

Apollo 13: Adam Ant’s Favourite Albums

Adam Ant is back after years in the creative wilderness. Here he discusses his all-time favourite LPs with Joe Clay

Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Lawless (Soundtrack)

Junglepussy

JP3

Another great GREAT alpha female voice for summer 2018

LIVE REPORT: 47SOUL at Jazz Cafe

From the Palestinian diaspora and Tower Hamlets, a night of shamstep to celebrate the release of Balfron Promise

Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

The Road Soundtrack

Nils Frahm Releases Surprise Album, ‘Graz’

Out today, the release coincides with the annual Piano Day

LIVE REPORT: Yeasayer

Julian Marszalek finds a revitalised band playing an intimate gig at London's Lexington. Photograph by Andrew Novell

FLOAT Presents Piano Day Next Month

Bugge Wesseltoft, Trim and more feature on the eclectic lineup

The Art Of Soundtracking: Steven Severin Interviewed

Shunning the rock reunion circuit, Siouxsie And The Banshees co-founder Steven Severin now explores a fertile seam composing film scores. Resuming next week, his current UK tour pairs fresh electronic sounds with Carl Theodor Dreyer's 1932 classic Vampyr. Ben Graham learns more