New Weird Britain

New Weird Britain In Review For July By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner is back with reviews of new releases by Laura Cannell, Charles Hayward, Ashtray Navigation and more

New Weird Britain In Review For May By Noel Gardner

Cometh the weird hour, cometh the writer with (relatively) weird tastes. Noel Gardner is back with a clutch of reviews that run from exo-generational metallers Haq 123 to the monster truck psych out of The Domestiques

New Weird Britain This March Reviewed By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner writes in praise of sticking together, plus new releases from Slum Of Legs, Noods and Handle

New Weird Britain In Review For January By Noel Gardner

Our chief New Weird Britain auger Noel Gardner gets busy with new cuts from Richard Skelton, GNOD, Lucy Gooch and a Black Country, New Road side project

New Weird Britain This September Reviewed By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner returns with more music from the British fringes and notes from the UK underground

New Weird Britain This August Reviewed By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner is back again with Glaswegian synth prog punk, Heads spin off space rock, "Netto electrobass" and other transmissions from New Weird Britain

New Weird Britain This May Reviewed By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner trawls the abyssal depths of the UK underground and finds gems from avant industrial types Harrga and sweat juiced future rave from MCR-based producer LOFT

New Weird Britain In Review For March

Back once again with the swell behaviour, Noel Gardner takes us on a whistle stop tour of the UK's best underground DIY sounds

New Weird Britain: January’s Most Wonderful UK Underground Releases

Acid house rolls, slop-fi instrumentals and untrammelled free-rock devastation: the year is looking juicy already, with Gum Takes Tooth, Business Dudes, Shrimp and plenty more

Noel’s Foul House: Your New Weird Britain for November

Roll up and scroll down for our every-two-months selection of the proper tasty stuff. This time: The Gasman is jaunty and creepy, Kayla Painter is glitchy and punchy, Shelley Parker is superb and surprising

Noel’s Foul House: Your New Weird Britain Roundup For September

Getting older, getting weirder, getting down with Ana Da Silva & Phew, Blood Claat Orange, Spike & Debbie, Graham Dunning and Family Buckets

Noel’s Foul House: Your New Weird Britain for July

Bristolian screwjobs, rattling bootlegs retooled in Sheffield and London's most extreme outliers - our bi-monthly round-up of the real stuff returns

Noel’s Foul House: Your New Weird Britain for May

Our powerful bi-monthly antidote to pop music, a round-up of the real stuff, music available primarily on cassette tape and three-inch CD, songs that will glow from the boot of your car like in Repo Man. Includes Aja, Yeah You, Vanishing Twin and the great Nick Blinko of Rudimentary Peni

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain for March

Happy birthday to our New Weird Britain column, which is one year old and still mewling and puking in our grateful arms. This month: Wart Biter, Cysta Cysta, DJ Ford Foster, White-fawn and more

Noel’s Foul House: Your New Weird Britain Hits For January

This month, we celebrate the nefarious goings-on of Paper Dollhouse, the wobbly non-linear Chow Mwng and the throbbing drone of NoCorner

Noel’s Foul House Of New Weird Britain: Best Of 2017

New, weird and British-ish, these are the best releases of 2017 from Noel’s Foul House. Make way for Ansome, Duds, Vom, Golden Teacher and more.

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain This November

This month, Noel celebrates the diverse freakosystem of New Weird Britain, from Mick Harris’s techno to Ben Wallers’ loving desecration of Pink Floyd and Claire Potter’s mysterious West Yorkshire fetish reading.

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain This September

Sticky jewels from the UK DIY underground, including The Rebel, Buttonhead, Aging, Memnon Sa, Green Door Studios and Dtub

Show 46 – 10/08/2017 – New Weird Britain

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain In Review

Noel Gardner tunnels through the British underground and digs out tasty tubers belonging to The Telescopes, Sly & The Family Drone, Bamboo and a whole loada goths

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain In Review For May

Noel Gardner brings us the best from the UK DIY underground, including releases by Lower Slaughter, Wolfhounds, Tomaga, JFK, Vom and Vanishing