Matthew Kent

Mute To Release Compilation Of Tracks By Suicide, ‘Surrender’

It includes two previously unreleased cuts by the duo

Ritual, Hypnosis and Drone: Richard Norris’ Favourite Albums

With both The Grid and Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve back in action, and new memoir Strange Things Are Happening out now, Richard Norris takes Patrick Clarke through an eclectic 13 records that have defined his life in music

Different Worlds: Unsound Festival 2022 Reviewed

At the 20th edition of Krakow’s Unsound Festival, Jakub Knera focusses on the event’s wide-ranging program of Eastern European artists, and finds a cornucopia of sonic juxtapositions, and a series of thought-provoking discussions

‘Prince And The Revolution: Live’ Set For Multi-Format Reissue

A remastered edition of the 1985 performance will be released across CD, vinyl, Blu-ray and digital formats

LISTEN: New Godflesh Track

Godflesh unveil title track from their first album in three years

Decline of British Sea Power Reissue Details

Brighton band return to their acclaimed debut record

A Boor, A Creep, A Bully And An Oaf – What Happened To Ricky Gervais?

One-time Ricky Gervais fan David Stubbs asks if The Office was simply a fluke piece of brilliance from an otherwise unpleasant man

Carter Tutti Void Win Jovian Bow Shock Prize

50% TG + 33% FF = 100% Magnificence, Shock & Bone Shake

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LISTEN: Jodorowsky Score Reissue Clips

Have a listen to tracks from the scores of The Holy Mountain, El Topo and The Dance Of Reality, due on Finders Keepers next year

Gazelle Twin and NYX For ‘Deep England’ London Show

Gazelle Twin and electronic drone choir NYX will collaborate once more for a show in London later this month

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock for April Reviewed by JR Moores

JR Moores peruses the latest new psych rock releases, including a surprising new cut of filthily heavy noise rock from none other than Miley Cyrus

Precious Things Aren’t Always Perfect: Why The Queen Is Dead Is No Classic

The Queen Is Dead is 25 years old, and the eulogies have been non-stop. But Ben Hewitt reckons it's not the masterpiece people would have you believe...

Cheating The “Living Death”: Suede Interviewed

They triumphed with their live return, and now they're about to release killer new album Bloodsports. Luke Turner speaks to Brett Anderson and Mat Osman about the fears around returning to the studio, giving up bad habits, and why Suede will always be a girls' band

Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner Reviews Punk & HC For July

Noel Gardner is back with another month's worth of punk, hardcore, oi &c. from around the globe. Home page image: Porvenir Oscuro

Why In With The New Is The Best Policy: Sonar Festival 2011 Review

Melissa Bradshaw heads back to Sonar in search of fresh experiences - and finds that it's the newer sounds, rather than familiar faces, that are the festival's lifeblood. Photos by Pere Masramon for Red Bull Music Academy