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It Ain’t That Deep Either Way: This Month In Pop With Anna Cafolla

How does it make you feel? Does it make you dance? Does it make you cry? Anna Cafolla brings us October's pop, with Willow Smith, Tegan & Sara, Sälen, Blossom Caldarone, Mabel, and a guest appearance from Grace Jones.

More Names For Incubate

Shackleton, Silver Apples and more set for September edition of the Dutch festival

A Demon The Colour Of Cosmic Energy: Oranssi Pazuzu Interviewed

John Doran speaks to Finnish band Oranssi Pazuzu about cosmic horror, grooving with the machine and what it means to be a black metal band (when you aren't)

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Neo Seven

From Blank Forms, the latest from US musician Neo Gibson provides a perfect point of access into their unique and wide-ranging oeuvre, finds Antonio Poscic

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It Is What It Is

With stomping bass lines and celestial synths, Thundercat's It Is What It Is makes an expansive record for intensive times, finds Zara Hedderman

E3 Worldwide: Dizzee Rascal’s Favourite Albums

As Dizzee Rascal releases his first album since 2017, he guides Aaron Bishop through the songs that shaped him and how the artists behind them resonated with him from being the only black kid playing Nirvana on the estate to smoking with Snoop Dogg.

Technosphärenklänge In Berlin

Event celebrates confluence of music, maths and tech

Noel’s Straight Hedge: Punk & Hardcore In Review For February

Noel Gardner is back with this month's best in punk, hardcore and OMFUG from around the globe. Home picture: Soakie live

Voices From The Heathen North: Hexvessel Interviewed

Joseph Burnett discusses magick, ritual and new forms of experimentalism with Hexvessel's Mathew McNerney, whose new album No Holier Temple is a bewitching listen that touches on folk, black metal and jazz

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Crayons

David Byrne Releases Live EP

A new EP from David Byrne features live versions of four tracks from his recent album American Utopia as well as a pair of Talking Heads classics

Out-Of-Body Music: An Interview With Katie Gately

With a head-spinning new composition due out this month, following up on last year's startlingly brilliant Pipes, Katie Gately talks to Tristan Bath about moving into music from film sound design, utilising technology and how the voice can be a means of personal reinvention

Pangaea Details New Album, ‘Changing Channels’

It's his second full-length release for the Hessle Audio label he co-runs

Mogwai Reveal New Album, ‘The Bad Fire’

They've also shared lead track 'Lion Rumpus'

Studio Visit: An Interview With Lilah Fowler

Craft/Work visits the Homerton studio space of artist Lilah Fowler to talk code, culture, and landscape