Michaela Drapes

Public Image Ltd Albums Remastered And Reissued

Merzbow

Another Merzbow Records

Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Frankie Said

Glasgow’s Counterflows Unveils 2022 Lineup

Still House Plants and aya are among the artists playing at the festival's first in-person edition since 2019

Obtuse Angles: Gazelle Twin’s Pastoral

On her latest extraordinary album, Elizabeth Bernholz serves the full English with extra discomfort, grotesquery and barely contained horror

HTRK

Work (Work Work)

Mist Through The Bits: Dreaming With Coby Sey’s Conduit

The South Londoner's debut proves quite the trip for Arusa Qureshi

Half Man Half Biscuit

Urge For Offal

Tom Waits New Album Teaser!

Lyric uploaded, site crashes

Low Culture 13: Blade Runner 2049 & The Afterlife Of Culture

Gordon Moakes has only just got round to watching Blade Runner 2049, but that's OK, he says, as clearly time has stopped working like it should

It’s The Vinyl Countdown: Artists & Their Most Treasured Records

Tomorrow, 21st April, is Record Store Day. To celebrate, we asked some of our favourite people to tell us the story behind one of their most treasured vinyl records, from Jerry Dammers (pictured) and Stewart Lee to Neneh Cherry, Aidan Moffat and Maria Minerva

LIVE REPORT: Mutek 2012, Montreal

Last weekend, this year's edition of the Mutek Festival took over a series of venues in Montreal for some thought provoking and mind-bending music. Coiled into a backdrop of protest, argues Ryan Diduck, the city sparked with sonic and political activity

Bono Gets Permission For New Boiler

We wouldn't want him getting cold, would we?

Taking The Peth: Rhys Ifans vs. Paddy Considine As Rock ‘N’ Roll Singers

Welsh "shagger" Rhys Ifans of The Peth and "workman like" Midlands bloke Paddy Considine of Riding The Low go head to head in our one hundred percent spurious battle of the bands. (Which was tested with good humour by Jeremy Allen.)

Autechre Live: A Self-Reflexive Brock Out

Angus Finlayson braves over-zealous bouncers to experience the joy of an Autechre performance - and attempts to explain exactly what makes them so engaging live

LISTEN: New Horrors!

'Still Life' online now