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Dark And Light: An Interview With I Break Horses

Maria Lindén talks to John Freeman about I Break Horses’ second album Chiaroscuro, which you can stream in full below, and "digging deeper into the darkness"

Seeing Behind The Surface: An Interview With Tony Cragg

As his new solo show begins at the Lisson Gallery, London, Craft/Work talks to Tony Cragg about a love of geology, the trouble with minimalism, and trying to see beyond the surface of things

LICE

It All Worked Out Great (Vol. 1 +2)

Rabid Bristolian art-punk that's sometimes ludicrous, sometimes deranged, and sometimes laugh out loud funny

Mark Lanegan’s ‘Bubblegum’ Set for 20th Anniversary Reissue

'Bubblegum XX' will take in a remastered re-release of the late artist's album across several formats

Cosines

Oscillations

Jon Hassell To Reissue ‘Vernal Equinox’

The 'Fourth World' pioneer's 1977 album has been fully remastered

Heartworms Shares New Single, ‘Jacked’

The new cut is produced by Speedy Wunderground label boss Dan Carey

INTERVIEW: Chris Watson

As it enters its final month at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield, Chris Watson talks to Laurie Tuffrey about his sound map of the city, Inside The Circle Of Fire. Photographs courtesy of Alan Silvester/Museums Sheffield

Clyde Stubblefield: The Funky Drummer, RIP

The name of this tune is... The Funky Drummer!

St John Sessions: Holly Herndon & More

Herndon joins Lonnie Holley and Astor on bill for September event

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Flight b741

Moustachioed Melbourn sextet return for another roll of the dice, this time with added harmonica

KMRU Details New Album, ‘Natur’

It's the Nairobi-born, Berlin-based sound artist's first record for UK label Touch

Rattle

Encircle

Percussion-heavy UK duo offer up a sinuous ritual born of sound, space, and a little bit of magick

Opened Conversations: Heroines Of Sound Festival 2022

Esme Bennett presents her picks from the performances at this year's Heroines Of Sound festival in Berlin, dedicated to experimental and multifaceted works of the world's most forward-thinking female and non-binary composers. Photos by Ulla C. Binder

Reissue Of The Week: Julian Cope’s Saint Julian

“Screaming ‘Jesus, help me’”, Wyndham Wallace looks for God in the 1987 album which returned The Wholly Cosmic Julian Cope (© TOTP) to the charts

Majority Of Wolfgang Voigt’s ’90s Output Collected On USB

75 unreleased tracks will feature alongside tracks from side projects such as Mike Ink, Studio 1 and Love Inc.