Daniel Patrick Quinn

The Horror! Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats Interviewed

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats' Blood Lust lumbered into our top albums of 2011 like a low-slung, lo-fidelity, Hammer Horror-decked groove mammoth. Harry Sword catches up with the mysterious Uncle to find out more about the band's shadowy selves...

Mike Oldfield

Hergest Ridge / Ommadawn reissues

Semibreve Reveals First Wave Of 2021 Lineup

The Portuguese festival will welcome the likes of Nik Void and Laurel Halo this October

Terence Fixmer Details New Album, ‘The Paradox In Me’

Marking his second full-length record for Mute, it follows 2022's 'Shifting Signals'

Radical Speculation: Science Fiction As Revolution

Joe Banks speaks to Iain McIntyre, co-editor of illustrated essay collection *Dangerous Visions And New Worlds – Radical Science Fiction, 1950-1985*

Supersonic Festival Completes 2019 Line-Up

Apostille, Guttersnipe and more will play a stage centred around the Hell Mouth 3 art installation

Box Set Of The Week: EP/64’s 64

The box set captures the explosive farewell event by EP/64, in which 35 artists – spanning techno, noise, punk, jazz and more – convened for a weekend of improvised sets. It tells the story of a brilliantly strange musical project and raises intriguing questions, finds Alastair Shuttleworth

From Death Factory To Norfolk Fens: Chris & Cosey Interviewed

As we continue our series of Mute Short Circuit previews, Luke Turner talks to Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti about their lives and work together. Photograph taken by Chris and Cosey in their home studio

Clock DVA

Post-Sign/Clock 2

Things Learned At: Fort Process

A 19th-century sea fort east of Brighton becomes home, for one day, to some exceptional sound art and experimental music

King Of The Beats: Slayer’s Dave Lombardo Picks His Favourite Albums

Ahead of Slayer's Reign In Blood ATP IBYM show and the release of PHILM's debut album Harmonic, Dave Lombardo tells Toby Cook about his 13 favourite albums

Siriusmo

Buletten & Blumen

The fourth LP from the Berlin-based electronic music producer hums with retro-futuristic warmth served with a plentiful side of shits and gigles

Friends Of Mine: Rachel Aggs’ Favourite Music

Rachel Aggs takes Stephanie Phillips through the albums that made her the musician she is today, from Smokey Robinson to Robyn, Mahotella Queens to Sleater-Kinney. Portrait photo by Stephanie Gibson

Elias Rønnenfelt Of Iceage & Marching Church’s Favourite LPs

Ahead of Marching Church's appearance at Roskilde Festival later this year, Elias Rønnenfelt guides Daniel Dylan Wray through his favourite 13 albums

Transformer: Carolee Schneemann’s Dissidence

John Quin sees the comprehensive retrospective Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics at the Barbican

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For February By Daryl Worthington

From computer voices to Indonesian harps, Korean zithers and euphoric improvisations, Daryl Worthington explores the month’s tapes