David Kane

Poisoned Intoxicant: Two Cinematic Portrayals Of The Female Monster

Philippa Snow examines the differing portrayals of female monsters in 'A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night' and 'Under The Skin'

Flying Lotus Announces New Album

Flying Lotus' new album features George Clinton, Solange, David Lynch and more

PREMIERE: Tomaga Share New Track, ‘Mompfie Has To Pay’

It's the second cut to be unveiled from the duo's final album

Sea Glass

Shifts

Sea Glass's debut LP, Shifts, reveals the depth and power of the emotions it contains subtly, washing over the listener like gentle, cleansing waves, says Bernie Brooks

FESTIVAL REPORT: Beacons

Jonny Mugwump spends a weekend in Skipton, Yorkshire where he battles with torrential weather, falls in love with Golden Teacher and watches The Fall play through the tail end of a hurricane. Photos by Matt Colquhoun

OohLALa! Festival Announces Final Names

Tomorrow's World, Petit Fantôme and Moodoïd added to bill

Hazy Euphoria: Things The Quietus Learned At Sónar 2015

Gather some of the world's finest electronic musicians and DJs, scatter them around two gargantuan sites in Barcelona and fill in the gaps with electronic wristband-donning people slowly getting basted by Estrella and sunshine, and you've got Sónar 2015, one of the festival calendar's consummate highlights. Christian Eede and Laurie Tuffrey report back

James Holden & The Animal Spirits Announce London Show

James Holden announces the first date for his new band The Animal Spirits

One Bok

Zodiac Beats Volume 1 & 2

One Bok (aka Night Slugs' Bok Bok) returns with a psychogeographic foray that truly brings it, finds Nick Roseblade

Labour Of Love: An Interview With Kìzis

Kìzis speaks to Patrick Clarke about the myriad forms of love that informed her epic new album Tidibàbide / Turn, which runs over three and a half hours and features over 50 collaborators including Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Owen Pallett, and a Toronto cab driver

80s Underground Cassette Culture Vol.2

Various Artists

A compilation from the depths of the 80s tape underground leaves Daryl Worthington throwing out his history books

Reissue Of The Week: Oleksandr Yurchenko’s Recordings Vol. 1

He was a prominent figure in Ukrainian underground music, but little of his music ever officially saw the light of day. Jakub Knera investigates Oleksandr Yurchenko, who created peculiar compositions on self-made instruments

Intonal Confirms Second Set Of 2019 Acts

Oliver Coates, Ikonika and more will play this year's edition of Intonal festival in Malmö

Jaga Jazzist

One-Armed Bandit

Crystal Stilts

Alight Of Night

Belle & Sebastian

The Third Eye Centre