Jack Napier

Lee Gamble Announces New Three-Part LP

Lee Gamble's next album will come in three parts

Plague Island’s Youth Division: For The First Time By Black Country, New Road

Black Country, New Road are one of the most exciting bands in a standout London music scene, and this album is a candid portrait of where the band are at a few years into their existence, finds Cal Cashin

Read An Extract From Rock In A Hard Place: Music & Mayhem In The Middle East

Read a hard hitting extract from a new book on heavy metal and hip hop in the Middle East, concerning the fate of several metalheads who tried to keep the Syrian scene alive, despite tremendous odds against them doing so

Lotic And Vessel In Brighton

Tri Angle artists to guest at next edition of Brighton's Progress Bar

Anois, Os Ard: October In Irish Underground Music By Eoin Murray

In our latest transmission from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray considers reclaiming space and Eimear Walshe’s The Land For The People, plus coverage of new shoegaze, "experimental trad" and Autotuned punk

LCD Soundsystem’s Madison Square Garden Show To Be Reissued

The 5xLP box set is being re-released to mark the concert's 10th anniversary

Morrissey’s Debut Novel Tanks

Morrissey turns his hand to a written sex scene, read the extract below

Wobbly

Additional Kids

Jon Leidecker's oblique take on pop only gets more fun the more experimental it becomes, finds Daryl Worthington

Pharmakon Announces New Album

Sacred Bones will release 'Devour' next month

Chris Brokaw & Geoff Farina

The Boarder’s Door

White Power And Black Pop: The Real Problem With 1Xtra’s Power List

Neil Kulkarni dissects the recent BBC 1Xtra Power List which featured three white acts in the top four...

Rockfort: Your French Music Roundup For January & February

Love for France Gall, memories of Hallyday, and some ace new stuff from Halo Maud, Chicaloyoh, Vacarme et plus

Impressions Of Africa: Matisse And His Things

The Royal Academy's exhibition Matisse in the Studio reveals the French artist through the objects that fascinated him

The KLF’s ‘Chill Out’ Re-Edited For Streaming Services

The 1990 album has also been renamed 'Come Down Dawn' for the updated release

Supersonic 2012: A Radical Spirit – Jarboe Interviewed

Ahead of her performance at this month's Supersonic festival Ned Raggett talks to Jarboe about Swans, Phil Anselmo and how she's more radical now than ever before. Main picture by Cedric Victor

Björk Announces Biophilia Remix Album

LP, entitled bastards, is set to feature contributions from Death Grips and Hudson Mohawke among others