Marcel Schulze

Dance Like It’s Ok: New Music From Netherlands, Belgium & Germany

Our Dutch Master Theo Ploeg returns with his ongoing search for the best new (electronic) music in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium: to the lowlands and beyond! Portrait by Frank Egel

Special Interest Share New Song, ‘Nothing Grows Here’

The track, lead singer Alli Logout, said is about "stagnancy, overstayed welcomes and the moment you decided to confront your complacency"

Anniversary Feature: Wings of Honneamise Remembered

30 years after it first screened, Hiroyuki Yamaga's Wings Of Honneamise remains just as ambitious and beguiling as ever. Dave Hamilton-Smith takes a look back at this flawed but significant anime classic

Home Bass: How Music Helps Us Work & Create Through Lockdown

During the Covid pandemic many of us have had to start working from home. But how does the music we listen to affect our labours? And what impact can it have on creativity? Dale Berning Sawa investigates

WATCH: New Apostille Video

Night School Records boss Michael Kasparis returns as Apostille on ace new single

Tickle, Tickle: A History Of The Witch On Film

Following the release of Robert Zemeckis' remake of The Witches, Soma Ghosh looks back on the history of the witch on film, from Bewitched to The Love Witch

Vladislav Delay Details New Ripatti LP, ‘Fun Is Not A Straight Line’

The Finnish producer's latest project takes cues from footwork and hip hop

Berlin Atonal and Unsound to Collaborate on New Event, The Infinite Now

The May festival will feature 30 hours of continuous programming

Various Artists

Down To The Silver Sea

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock For September Reviewed By JR Moores

Psych rock is over! Taking cues from the King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's latest direction, JR Moores decides to join the thrash metal revival (for a bit)

Gremlins In The Machine: Terror Danjah’s Favourite Albums

Grime innovator Terror Danjah tells a story of UK sound system culture, house parties, Versace sunglasses and the evolution of jungle and grime, via the medium of 13 favourite albums

MIKE and Earl Sweatshirt Unveil Split Album, ‘POMPEII // UTILITY’

The 33-track project is fully produced by New York rap collective Surf Gang

Push And Pull: An Interview With Hercules And Love Affair

Hercules And Love Affair are set to release a highly unusual and persuasive album, In Amber, which sees them depart from their disco roots and head into more abrasive gothic and industrial waters. Patrick Clarke speaks to Andy Butler and guests, Budgie and Justin Broadrick

Call Of The Wild: Inside ‘Wolfwalkers’, The Game-Changing Irish Animation

Cartoon Saloon have been making groundbreaking animated films for years – and with Wolfwalkers, they might just break the studio chokehold on the Oscars. Ian Wang meets directors Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart to find out how

Lost Highway: Jack Nance Remembered By David Lynch & Others

In a piece originally written to mark the 15th anniversary of Jack Nance's death, Cyrus Shahrad looks back over the actor's life and work and talks to those close to him, including Catherine Coulson and David Lynch

Djrum

Portrait With Firewood

A meticulous, moving electronic album