Michael Siebert

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke Remixes Doom

Judas Was A Patsy: Giles Walker Interviewed

Daniel Fraser talks to The Mutoid Waste Co.'s Giles Walker about religious symbolism, confronting death with a sense of humour, and why rejected robots and bird skulls make for great art

PREVIEW: Roadburn 2017

With this year's Roadburn fast approaching, Toby Cook looks ahead to what are sure to be some of the festival's highlight sets in 2017

Lal & Mike Waterson

Bright Phoebus

A remaster and reissue of the glittering 1972 folk-rock gem.

Quinquis

eor

Sung in Breton and quivering with modular synth sounds, the Ushant-based producer conjures the rippling of water

Let It Happen: Paddy Shine’s Baker’s Dozen

Paddy Shine is one of the most relentless instigators in the underground, both as part of Gnod and in myriad other projects. Ahead of the release of the debut album by his weird folk group Moundabout alongside Phil Masterson on Rocket this summer, he guides Harry Sword through 13 vital slabs

Jon Hassell

Listening To Pictures

London’s Waterworks Unveils 2024 Lineup

The one-day event will welcome Objekt, Kode9 and more to Gunnersbury Park this September

25 Years On: Happy Mondays’ Yes Please! Revisited

Yes Please! is the runt of the Happy Mondays’ litter, an album more likely to turn up on lists of career-ending releases and studio disasters than on playlists and radio. But as Yes Please! approaches its 25th anniversary, could this least redeemable of albums be due a critical re-think? Ben Cardew pushes for a place in history for this unique work of ageing, regret and disaster

Hubris: John Doran On Spoken Word LP Feat. BSP, Perc & More

To accompany his book Jolly Lad, John Doran recorded tracks of spoken word and racket with British Sea Power, Perc, Nicky Wire, Arabrot, Karin Park and Nik Void of Factory Floor. He explains the story and we've tracks streaming here

Viva Exthopia! The Ex On Ethiopian Music

Ahead of their appearance across Le Guess Who? festival in Utrecht this November Terrie Hessels, Katherina Bornefeld, Andy Moor and Arnold de Boer of The Ex sit down with Noel Gardner to talk about the importance of Ethiopian music. Features exclusive Fendika track

WATCH: Nadine Shah Other Woman Session

Have a look at Shah performing To Be A Young Man for The Other Woman website

Black Sabbath Go Online For First Time

Back catalogue available digitally in UK from today

Rare Essences: Andy Gill Of Gang Of Four’s Favourite Records

Five years ago, following the release of their eighth album, What Happens Next, Andy Gill of Gang Of Four talked Bryan Brussee through the picks of his record collection, both albums and individual tracks

Karen Gwyer

Rembo

On her new album, Karen Gwyer produces her best material yet

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