Derek Robertson

A Path Through Darkness: Keeley Forsyth Interviewed

Keeley Forsyth’s debut album is an intimate document chronicling harrowing times. But, as she tells Derek Robertson, such darkness lies deep within us all, serving less as artistic inspiration and more as defining our shared humanity

Blanck Mass

Animated Violence Mild

A new solo album by Fuck Buttons' Benjamin John Power is informed by grief, terror and frustration, finds Derek Robertson

Tshegue

Telema

New EP, Telema, finds Parisian group Tshegue coming back bruised but defiant, finds Derek Robertson

Kick Out The Jams: Kikagaku Moyo Interviewed

Their unique brand of acid-tinged folk and psychedelic rock has seen the Japanese quintet break free from the constraints of their hometown scene. Derek Robertson meets them in Amsterdam to talk jam sessions, running a label, and why DIY is not necessarily the future

Be Your Own God: Zeal & Ardor Interviewed

There is more to Zeal & Ardor than just "the black metal blues man who brands his fans". Derek Robertson meets him to find out

The Boys Still Shout: A Young Fathers Interview

Ahead of the release of new album Cocoa Sugar, Derek Robertson meets the band at MENT Festival and finds their anger at social injustice and desire to provoke burning as bright as ever

Support Act Initiative To Help Refugee Charities

New initiative launched requiring those with guestlist at some events to make a charitable donation to organisations supporting refugees

Primal Scream

Chaosmosis

Rats On Rafts

Tape Hiss