Steve Lehman

Exotic Pylon Hosts Festival

'The Second To Last Foxtrot' to take over Dalston's Vortex for four nights next week

A World Where Everything Is Cool: Joel Gion’s Baker’s Dozen

From carrying a Marvin Gaye cassette in his pocket to reciting the entirety of Easy Rider, and the glory of Psychedelic Brazil to the real Beatles, Joel Gion of the Brian Jonestown Massacre talks to Harry Sword about the 13 records that mean the most to him.

Tree Hugger: Fondation Cartier Gets Arboreal

At the Fondation Cartier, Paris, an exhibition dedicated to the lungs of the world features work by Raymond Depardon, Luiz Zerbini, Sebastián Mejía, and more

Peter, Bjorn & John

Living Thing

The Streets

Everything Is Borrowed

Columnus Metallicus: Your Heavy Metal Roundup For October

Winter is coming: time to celebrate. With spooky bleak releases from High On Fire, Windhand, Moloch, Deathhammer and more

WIN! Exclusive Erasure Swag

Signed photo and new compilation up for grabs

Skrillex & The Doors Unite, Cover Miles Davis

Greasy haired dubstep producer to work with the remaining members of the Doors on a cover of Miles Davis

Rumour Wednesday: Black Sabbath Reunion Off

Iommi blames hack

Fracture: How Post-Rock Stopped Dancing

In the early and mid 1990s, says author Jeanette Leech, the language of dance and electronic music was an intrinsic part of post-rock. So why, by the end of that decade, did post-rock lose its groove? Also we have an extract from Jeanette's recent book, Fearless, regarding the bands Tortoise, Bastro and Gastr Del Sol

WATCH: Gnoomes Live Video

Rocket Recordings trio share live clip; watch below

“Europe Needs English Tea”: The EU Referendum And The Arts

With the UK’s referendum over EU membership coming up on Thursday, artists and curators express their thoughts and feelings about Europe, the Union, and the prospects for Brexit.

Moundabout Detail Debut LP, ‘Flowers Rot, Bring Me Stones’

Moundabout consists of GNOD's Paddy Shine and Phil Masterson of Los Langeros and Damp Howl

Noel’s Foul House Of New Weird Britain: Best Of 2017

New, weird and British-ish, these are the best releases of 2017 from Noel’s Foul House. Make way for Ansome, Duds, Vom, Golden Teacher and more.

Iain Sinclair

Stone Tape Shuffle

Girls Don’t Cry: Rumer’s Favourite Albums

Platinum-selling MOR singer Rumer is back with her third album, Into Colour. She tells Simon Price about her Baker's Dozen of inspirational LPs