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Mind The Doors: Onboard Katrina Palmer’s Necropolitan Line

Mysterious spaces and limbo-like states, Laura Snoad takes a ride on the death line with sculptor Katrina Palmer

LISTEN: Stream Laibach’s New Album

Play Spectre in full below, ahead of its release next week

Tangerine Dream Announce Retrospective Box Set

Tangerine Dream's works from across the '70s are the focus of an expansive new box set

Velvet Underground To Release 8xLP Box Set

'Velvet Underground - The Complete Matrix Tapes' captures highlights from two nights of an 18-date residency the group did in San Francisco in 1969

The Jim Jones Revue

Savage Heart

Finding Your Family: Steam Down & Ahnansé at Brainchild

Southeast London’s weekly Steam Down jazz jam is a perfect fit for this small and radically friendly festival in Sussex

Melted & Reformed: Drew Daniel On A Quarter Century Of Matmos

With their new album Plastic Anniversary, the exploratory sonic duo marks 25 years of life and work via the use and abuse of petroleum products. Our man in San Francisco Ned Raggett called up Matmos member Drew Daniel to ask about it all

Song Of The Digital Flesh: Vocal Manipulation & Our Cyborg Selves

The highly charged vocal manipulations of Holly Herndon, Katie Gately (pictured), Burial and The Knife, writes Alex Borkowski, are powerful expressions of our fast-evolving relationships with technology, space and our own bodies

Levon Vincent

Levon Vincent

Everybody Is Fantastic: Kevin Barry’s Night Boat To Tangier

John Quin enjoys a debased touch of evil with Kevin Barry's Booker longlisted Night Boat to Tangier

LIVE UPDATES: How Coronavirus Is Affecting Music Worldwide

Rolling updates on the effect of the ongoing spread of the novel coronavirus, AKA COVID-19

Fever Ray Details Live Album, ‘The Year Of The Radical Romantics’

It was recorded during Karin Dreijer's tour in support of 2023 album Radical Romantics

LISTEN: New Soft Moon Album

Listen to the second album by Luis Vasquez in full, ahead of its release

Pere Ubu

The Long Goodbye

In the dense, ‘techno-rock’ soundscapes of Pere Ubu’s new album, Sean Kitching finds the long-running cult band have found yet another angle from which to depict their ever evolving, yet always eternal ‘avant-garage’ ethos

The Prodigy Are Making New Music

"Brand new Prodigy tunes are gonna roll," says a Facebook post by the group

LISTEN: New Howes Album

The producer's debut album and first new material in two years is released on Friday; listen in full below