Sam Gregory

Toro Y Moi

Underneath The Pine

Blood On The Tracks: A Rockfort Column For September

David McKenna gets physical with a clutch of recent French releases on Egyptian label Nashazphone, as well as new albums from La Femme, Vaudou Game and Electric Electric. Plus there’s a brand new mix

Berlin Atonal Reveals Lineups For Metabolic Rift Event Series

Actress, Space Afrika and more will play live at Berlin Atonal's Kraftwerk complex home over the course of the next two months

One From The Heart: Francis Ford Coppola’s Misunderstood Musical At 40

The true end of the Hollywood Renaissance was arguably signalled by the failure of Francis Ford Coppola's earnest musical One From The Heart, but it was deeply misunderstood, finds Daniel Allen

Pulling Hauntological Triggers: Gong & Space Ritual Live

Emily Bick heads to Gong and Space Ritual at the London Forum and the resulting cleanse of her Third Eye leads to a musing upon hauntological blogs and notions of memory

Yves Tumor Shares New Track, ‘Kerosene!’

It's the second track to be unveiled from the Warp signing's next album

Rowland S. Howard

Six Strings That Drew Blood

Ridley’s, Believe It Or Not: Prometheus Reviewed

Simon Jablonski watches the most talked-about motion picture of the year so far. Please note that this article discusses plot points and penile imagery

Eazy Eavis – Glastonbury Finally Embraces The Urban

Melissa Bradshaw didn't think Glastonbury was for her... until the sun-blissed 2010, when Snoop, Joy Orbison and Hyperdub ruled the parched fields. Images thanks to Georgina Cook.

Tomorrow’s World: Jaz And Youth Play Us The New Killing Joke Album

After meeting up at Paul Raven's funeral the original line-up of Killing Joke decided to record together for the first time since 82. John Doran got the invite round to Youth's house on Xmas Eve to hear the results

An Indifferent Hunter: Stories Of Geography Gone Mad

Vol.1 Brooklyn managing editor Tobias Carroll writes on geographical anxiety, the near-reality of the post-apocalyptic science fiction narrative and the contemporary relationship of distrust between man and nature. (Photograph by Carlos Gutierrez)

Once And Again: An Interview With Julia-Sophie

On the release of her second solo EP of hypnotic avant-pop, Oxford-via-Lyon musician Julia-Sophie speaks to Patrick Clarke about a storied career that's taken her from major label decadence to DIY brilliance

Into A Time Slip: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Turns 45

As The Rocky Horror Picture Show reaches its 45th birthday, Simon Price looks at the cultural history of the film, the stage show and the cult that's grown up around it, and asks the crucial question: strip all that baggage away, and is it any good?