At the Portuguese city's annual festival of "singular music", sets by Tashi Dorji, Erik Dæhlin, Masma Dream World and more ...

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Claire Biddles talks to Jennifer Walton about an album shaped by intense grief, the lure of America and working with friends ...

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Sugar, the trio formed by Bob Mould in the wake of Hüsker Dü, have reunited. The group have shared their first piece of new ...