Stromae

Of DIY & DIY: Tim Burgess & Kurt Wagner In Conversation

Tim Burgess enrolled Kurt Wagner to write the lyrics for his new solo album Oh No I Love You. Luke Turner sat them down at the Barbican and instigated a chat about music and sanding techniques

The Lead Review: Rory Gibb On Joanna Newsom’s Divers

With Drag City to release Joanna Newsom's first new album in five years next week, Rory Gibb examines the singer's exploration of time, sonic heterotopias, and compact sound

Because You’re Worth It: Jake Chapman Rectifies George Orwell

With his brother Dinos, Jake Chapman has consistently offered up visions of hell. Now, in this new re-telling of 1984 for Urbanomic Press, he turns his attention to the hell of contemporary society

LISTEN: Jon Brooks – Pocket Fire

Hear a track from the Oxfordshirian's subtly haunting new record

WATCH: New Warmduscher Video

Speedy Wunderground signees share video for latest single; watch it below. Homepage photo courtesy of Lou Smith

LISTEN: New Godspeed You! Black Emperor

Godspeed You! Black Emperor share details of their third album since their 2011 reunion

Carla Dal Forno Announces New Album

'Look Up Sharp' is set for release on her own Kallista Records

It Never Goes Away: West Virginia, Witch Hunt and Onesies With Juliet Escoria

Following the release of her newest book, Witch Hunt, Juliet Escoria speaks with fellow author Luke B. Goebel about mental health, relocating from San Diego to West Virginia, intra-marital artistic jealousy and the mechanics of breakfast buffets

Daniel Patrick Quinn

I, Sun

English Heretic Album Launch In Camden

Pagan post punk, interfered with techno, industrial accidents in Hull... sounds like a top night out...

Sparks

The Island Years

Dekmantel Marks 10th Edition of Festival with 44-Track Compilation

It features new tracks by the likes of Jeff Mills, Karenn, Kode9 and Steffi

Jeremy Allen On Justice’s Woman

In the French electronic duo's third album, Jeremy Allen finds not only a a work that sets right any misstep that may have occurred between 2007's † and the present day, but also a potent commingling of their anachronistic mechanical workings with a touch of the human hand, reaching out

Pentangle

The Albums: 1968-72

Cherry Red reissue six albums of Pentangle plus bonus tracks on seven CDs to celebrate 50 years since the glorious folk pioneers formed.

Sleaford Mods

The Demise of Planet X

The latest from Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn finds the duo at their most melodic, but do their familiar rants about cultural decline hit different in an era of far right culture warriors calling for civil war?

The Fall, EIY, Jon Hopkins For Beacons

Ace first wave of names for Skipton festival in August