Helen Cocks

Berlin Atonal Reveals Second Wave Of Acts For 2023 Edition

Loraine James, Emptyset, Blawan and more have joined the bill

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Humanus

The London duo choose to leave the rough edges on their unique interprettion of neo-Celtic cybernetic folk, finds Jeremy Allen

LISTEN: New Jenny Hval

Jenny Hval shares 'Spells' from new EP

Primitive Painters: Drinks With The Long Blondes

Ahead of its Rough Trade reissue, Richard Foster maps out the backstory of The Long Blondes’ debut, Someone To Drive You Home

Tomaga

The Shape Of The Dance

Supremely Demolished Beats: An Interview With Pete Swanson

From the rhythm-driven noise of last year's Man With Potential to a new album with Sarin Smoke, Pete Swanson has traveled along remarkable paths since his former duo Yellow Swans disbanded. He tells Joseph Burnett that beats have always been crucial to his music

“Distance Is A Beautiful Thing”: An Interview With Love Cult

Before they play a special programme at this year's CTM Festival, the Russian duo and label owners talk to Nikita Velichko about the local scene, spontaneity and the benefits of having a studio in the forest

Craig Leon

The Canon: Anthology of Interplanetary Folk Music Vol. 2

Former Ramones and Suicide producer, Craig Leon takes us on a journey far outside of Earth's borders, a voyage as unsettling as it is soothing, finds Aaron Skates

Gabriel Saloman

Soldier's Requiem

Multiple Media: Olivia Louvel On Music, Art & 17th Century History

For her latest record, Data Regina, Olivia Louvel packages experimental electronic music, new media art, and 16th century conflict into multimedia art, says DJ Pangburn

Overcoming Fear Of A Massive Attack, Live In Paris

In Massive Attack's performance at this year's Rock en Seine festival in Paris, Jeremy Allen finds a performance that asks more questions than it answers and a timely mirror image to the uncertainty of our age. (Photographs by Christophe Crénel)

Things Learned At: Berlin Atonal

Space and time plus Pan Daijing, Ana-Maria Avram, Puce Mary and Killer Bong make for an extraordinary experience at this year's Berlin Atonal.

Science And Limitation: An Interview With Nap Eyes

Canadian scientist-cum-singer-songwriter Nigel Chapman tells John Freeman how Nap Eyes' debut album Whine Of The Mystic was honed by self-limitation and inspired by an 11th-century wine-loving Persian astronomer

The Strange World Of… Panopticon

Kez Whelan offers ten points of entry into the extensive and thrilling back catalogue of Austin Lunn's Panopticon and charts the hidden links between the American folk tradition, social democratic politics and Norwegian black metal

LCD Soundsystem Announce Four-Date London Residency

The run of shows at Brixton Academy will mark the 20th anniversary of the band's first gigs in the capital

Beyoncé World Tour With UK Dates