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Acid Arab drop an album of wall-to-wall heaters in the heart of winter, rousing a hibernating Bernie Brooks from his wintry den

Theo Parrish To Release New Album, ‘Wuddaji’

The nine-track record is out next week

Director Alice Lowe Picks Her Favourite Horror Films For Shudder

Talks Between YouTube & Indies Halted

Negotiations stall over website's alleged move to block labels' videos unless they sign up to new streaming service

Lea Bertucci

Metal Aether

Exploring space, exploring sound, exploring alto sax: Lea Bertucci is just getting started.

Test Dept On AV Festival & Remembering The Miners’ Strike

Next weekend, members of 80s clatterers Test Dept head to the AV Festival to carry out an installation commemorating the Miners' Strike. Here, Graham Cunnington and Paul Jamrozy discuss the project, and state why, in the current political climate, remembering those events is so important

LISTEN: New Nadah El Shazly

Nadah El Shazly shares the first track from her debut album for Khyam Allami's Nawa Recordings

Ranking Roger Of The Beat RIP

The Mirror In The Bathroom star remained highly creative until the end, with an album out in January and a book due soon

LISTEN: Owiny Sigoma Band – Owiny Techno

First listen to shangaan electro-inspired new cut from London/Nairobi collective's upcoming second album

INTERVIEW: Bob Mould

We talk to the former Hüsker Dü frontman as he reissues his debut solo album, Workbook, to mark its 25th anniversary

Trudger

Dormivelgia

Vessel Launches New Label, Paplu

They've also released an updated version of 2014 single 'Red Sex'

Lost Frankie Knuckles Track Unearthed On New Release

The recently discovered track is being released by seminal Chicago label DJ International to mark the 35th anniversary of the late DJ and producer's first record

Nuts and Bolts #4 – Susanna

LISTEN: Stream So Slow’s New Album

We've got a spin of Dharavi in its entirety below ahead of the record's launch party in Warsaw next week

WIDT European Tour This Month

Audiovisual collaboration of Antonina Nowacka and Bogumila Piotrowska, otherwise known as WIDT, returns to the UK next week