Stevphen Shukaitis

“We Get Ear Worms, But Do We Get Eye Worms?” An Interview With People Like Us

Ahead of the premiere of her new work, ‘Gone, Gone Beyond,’ Vicki Bennett, aka People Like Us, talks to Daryl Worthington about composing in 3D and collaborations across time and space

LISTEN: Andrew Weatherall Remixes Dexys

Veteran producer puts his own spin on recent Dexys track; listen below

LISTEN: New Manic Street Preachers

Video for Walk Me To The Bridge, from forthcoming LP Futurology

LISTEN: John Foxx & The Maths Remix OMD

Hear John Foxx And The Maths' take on OMD's new single Dresden

The Sea Nymphs

On The Dry Land & Self-Titled

WATCH: Koreless, Ghostpoet, Alex Turvey

Watch a clip of their live collaboration at Oval Space

Music For Algorithms: In Search Of Eno’s Ambient Vision In A Spotify Era

As Brian Eno prepares to reissue his influential 'ambient' albums, William Doyle asks what significance the genre still has in a world of Spotify playlists designed for wellness pursuits and making admin bearable

The Month’s Electronic Music: A Sub-Zero Romance

Rory Gibb's September electronic music column trips into frosty outer reaches, via alien colonisation, virtuosic voice vivisection and a long-distance grime romance

Break It Down: Rian Treanor’s File Under UK Metaplasm

With his second full-length album, File Under UK Metaplasm, Rian Treanor continues to claw at the edges of club culture with exhilarating results, finds Hannah Pezzack

Albums Of The Month: Music We’ve Loved In October

Not sure we really need Halloween this year (or last year, come to think of it). Still, as the global horror show continues, Brecht is thankfully proven forever right: there will also be singing, about the dark times. And some squelchy rave.

The Poet Laureate Is Up For Renewal: Could Grime Be The Answer?

Jeffrey Boakye was going to write us a piece on why Mercury-winner J Hus ought to be the next British Poet Laureate but, halfway through, he realised that a movement, not an individual, might be deserving of the sack of sherry

Why Study Art When You Can Make It: The Strange World Of… This Heat

40 years after This Heat’s debut performance Charles Bullen and Charles Hayward are playing together for the first time since 1982 at London’s Café Oto. To celebrate we look at their fresh and forceful music that proved to be so far ahead of its time. All band photographs by Lesley Evans, courtesy of This Heat

Tricky

Fall To Pieces

On latest album, *Fall to Pieces*, Tricky sounds like a shadow of his former self, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Evile

Five Serpent's Teeth

Hidden Treasures: Hawthonn’s Earth Mirror

For their latest album, Leeds duo Hawthonn have woven another magpie’s nest of influences and inferences, condensing a vastness of thought, knowledge, and lived experience into something both future-gazing and compellingly elemental

Polly Harvey, Patriotism & Protest: Let England Shake, Live In Berlin

There's a special resonance to the cold Berlin air as PJ Harvey takes Let England Shake on the road, says Stephen Dalton. Photographs courtesy of Cat Stevens