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No Definitive Version: Nate Young’s Most Influential Records

Nate Young talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about what made his music, from teenage revelations, learning when to press record, and roofing with Scott Asheton.

Nick Cave And Warren Ellis Confirm Autumn UK Tour Plans

The duo will perform their recent album 'Carnage' live for the first time on the run of dates

PREMIERE: Jackie Lynn Shares New Track, ‘Shugar Water’

The new track is the second to be revealed from the forthcoming album by Haley Fohr's alter ego project

No Reconciliation Necessary: Doug McCombs’ Favourite LPs

With the prolific bassist and guitarist and Tortoise and Brokeback founder about to release a new album, Works For Tomorrow, with Eleventh Dream Day, he gives Nick Hutchings a tour of his most seminal records

Live Report: Jazz Jantar in Gdansk

Jazz is live and kicking on the Baltic coast. Stewart Smith reports from Gdansk's admirably diverse Jazz Jantar festival, taking in Peter Brötzmann, Theo Croker, Steve Lehman's Selébeyone and Pimpono Ensemble.

The Month’s Electronic Music: A Visitor From Someone Else’s Memories

Our electronic music column returns for August! In this edition, Rory Gibb explores the imaginary worlds and auditory illusions conjured up by Lee Gamble, Throwing Shade (pictured), M.E.S.H, SOPHIE, Tin Man and more

Wonder & Waveform: Hannah Peel’s Favourite Albums

Hannah Peel speaks to poet, writer and sometime collaborator Will Burns about the 13 albums that influenced her, from Kraftwerk to Jill Scott, Radiohead, Cluster and Steve Reich. Photo by Peter Marley.

Spreading The Word: Annie Nightingale’s Favourite Music

Broadcaster, writer and all-round music hero Annie Nightingale guides Diva Harris though her 13 favourite records, from Eminem to Bob Marley, Dave, Skrillex, Eric Satie and Primal Scream

Maus In The House! Oslo’s Oya Festival Reviewed

Tim Burrows (words) and Hayley Hatton (pics) head to Oslo for the Oya Festival, where they see a John Maus stunner, a Stone Roses groaner, and proclaim Savages the new Dr Feelgood

Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Albums: Alex Kapranos’ Baker’s Dozen

The Franz Ferdinand frontman distils his record collection into a top 13 favourite albums

Things Learned At: Borealis Festival 2017

At this year's edition of Borealis festival in Bergen, Karl Smith finds both a city uniquely positioned to take up the mantle of experimental music capital of Norway and an expertly curated run of performances and events that testify to the vitality of progressive music

Sounds Of Space Collected On New Project

Space is the Place marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing

Ultimate Painting

Dusk

Blancmange

Wanderlust

Musically, Neil Arthur has entered a new realm, but as a lyricist he’s really doing something highly distinctive

Shirley Collins

Archangel Hill

Shirley Collins finds new ways to look forward on her ninth album, Archangel Hill

Gary Glitter Continues Far East Tour