Noel Gardner delivers another guide to the sound of New Weird Britain, taking in 16rpm street soul, the dub/folk connection, ...

A Quietus Interview State Of The Nation: Vini Reilly Interviewed. John Mullen visits one of the greatest guitarists of his generation at home where he is recuperating after a series of strokes.

Baker's Dozen Look into the Shadows: Peter Murphy’s Favourite Albums. As Peter Murphy releases a new solo album – his first for a decade – the erstwhile Bauhaus frontman looks back at the music that ...

Australian musician Will Guthrie's gamelan-inspired ensemble pushes improvised percussion music to rich and experimental new ...

With the end of June comes the slew of 2025-so-far charts and its accompanying discourse, the first proper attempt to ...

It was inevitable that David Lynch’s death would prompt re-engagement with his now completed body of work. In the UK at least ...

A long-term fixture on Beirut’s underground experimental music scene, the latest from Sary Moussa is caught between the ...

But Remember What You Have Had is centred, unsurprisingly, around O’Malley’s signature downtuned guitar chords. They sound ...

Mark Andrews looks into the four decade back catalogue of the mutant blues master and finds ten points of entry ...

With a combined age somewhere in the region of 130, French couple Pepe and Irene deliver a powerful industrial sound that a band less than half their age would struggle to match. Words: David McKenna.

On a mid-November night last year, fans gathered for a rare show by search-engine impaired French underground trio France, a ...

20 years ago, on the eve of their debut album's release, Levitation looked like they'd explode. Instead, a year later, they imploded. Wyndham Wallace invites those involved to share their cautionary ...