Derek Robertson

Yo La Tengo

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Out Of Control: Rum Music For June Reviewed By Russell Cuzner

While rounding up the darkest and brightest of recent releases from Nurse With Wound, Norman Westerberg and Maja S.K. Ratkje, Russell Cuzner receives an unexpected message that calls control into question, asking what role it plays not only in composing and playing, but also in listening... Nurse With Wound live shots by Samantha Hayley

New Bill Drummond Book 100

WATCH: Exclusive New Pigs x 7

They of unwieldy name have returned with a killer new track 'Shockmaster'. Watch a video recorded live at Blank Studios below

Luci

They Say They Love You

The debut album from Charlotte-born Luci impresses most in its wildest moments, writes Skye Butchard

Brian Eno Clarifies View On Trump

Producer responds to misinterpretation of his views on the new US president as well as Brexit

Towers On Fire: Jimmy Cauty’s ESTATE

Jimmy Cauty's 1:25 scale representation of a British housing estate is currently occupying a carpark in Edinburgh. Dave Pollock investigates

Concentration Tour Europe

Crazed quartet follow Unsound triumph with dates across the EU and UK including London, Bristol and Salford

The Death Of Dissent: Richard H Kirk’s Baker’s Dozen

With the release of the Richard H Kirk and Sandoz box sets, the Cabaret Voltaire lynchpin takes us through thirteen of his favourite and most enduring albums

LISTEN: Zola Jesus – Avalanche (Slow)

Zola Jesus heads up a new collaboration with JG Thirlwell to create an orchestral version of 2011's Avalanche

Fat White Family Hit Paydirt: Serfs Up! Reviewed

Adelle Stripe feels the caressing sting of Fat White Family’s triumphant third album

The Passions: Owen Pallett’s Favourite Albums

Owen Pallett's new album helpfully gives us the title for our latest Baker's Dozen, as he talks Luke Turner through selections including Tori Amos, Throbbing Gristle, Jean Luc Ponty, Dean Blunt, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Total Freedom and Diamanda Galas

WATCH: Rewire 2018 Post-Festival Video

Laurie Anderson features in a video looking back over this year's edition of Rewire festival

Low Culture 15: Lucio Battisti’s Anima Latina

Lucio Battisti was a huge star at home in Italy but he tended to be regarded as a teenybopper abroad (despite once being David Bowie's favourite singer). It is time this view is questioned, says David McKenna, so we can start celebrating him as the godfather of Italian spiritual cosmic fusion

Rockfort: French Music Reviews For April By David McKenna

David McKenna looks at fresh approaches to French folk, art-punks transplanted to the Saharan desert and more, and presents a new mix

Juçara Marçal

EPDEB

The Brazilian singer takes fusion to the fifth dimension, finds Irina Shtreis