Rustin Man

Adrian Sherwood

The Collapse Of Everything

Over a decade since his last solo record, the UK dub pioneer returns with Brian Eno and the late Keith LeBlanc in tow along with a swelling sense of hope

The Fall’s ‘Seminal Live’ to be Reissued

The remastered part-studio, part-live album is due out in September

Oren Ambarchi

Simian Angel

On new album, Simian Angel, Oren Ambarchi's guitar is sounding distinctly un-guitar-y, weaving vivid tapestries out of organ-like tones, finds Joseph Burnett

Unsound Reveals Second Wave Of Acts For 2022 Edition

Kode9 and Space Afrika are among the artists newly joining the bill

God-Killer’s Alive: Owen Pallett Interviewed

With a surprise new album, Owen Pallett returns to the story of the “young, ultra-violent farmer” Lewis, and has drafted in the London Contemporary Orchestra to help out. Rob Hakimian is on hand to ask about the sonic and narrative details that went into the creation of this long-awaited record

Tresor To Mark 30th Anniversary With Series Of Reissues

The Berlin techno institution will also release a vinyl box set and book later this year

Sun Ra Live Recordings From Across Two Decades Collected on New Album

'Kingdom Of Discipline' spans performances by the legendary jazz artist from 1971 through to 1990

The Cure Detail New Album, ‘Songs Of A Lost World’, Share Lead Single

'Alone' is the first new song the band have released in 16 years

Aisha Orazbayeva

Telemann Fantasias

Cosey Fanni Tutti

2t2

Composed, performed and produced fully by the artist herself, the new album by Cosey Fanni Tutti is equal parts abstract electronic experimentation and rhythmic propulsion, finds Jon Buckland

13 (Acts Of Love): Mick Harvey’s Favourite Albums

Fresh off the back of his Ministry Of Wolves work and with Serge Gainsbourg albums and live shows on the way, the former Bad Seed and prolific singer-songwriter gives Julian Marszalek the rundown of his top 13 records

Chrystabell & David Lynch

Cellophane Memories

The latest collaboration between the Texan singer and the surrealist film-maker shimmers with aching sighs and languorous guitar licks

René Aquarius

Blight

The Yoga Of Love: Aldous Huxley’s Island (1962) Revisited

Fifty years after its initial publication Eli Lee discusses the philosophical, political and cultural implications and ramifications of Huxley's utopian case study in psychedelics

FESTIVAL REPORT: C/O Pop

Theo Ploeg heads to Cologne's C/O Pop Festival to celebrate Kompakt and witness a sublime set from Nils Frahm. Photo by Anne Vlaanderen

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds

Wild God

Nick Cave's muse has long been in sometimes violent discussion with ideas of faith and God, but on new album Wild God this becomes more explicit than ever, says Luke Turner