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Elodie

Vieux Silence

A travelogue into an oneiric realm, one of quiet contemplation and otherworldly atmospheres

New Project To Air From Shed In Highlands

Resonance104.4fm to broadcast Remote Performances series, featuring commissions The Band Of Holy Joy, Tam Dean Burn and more, from Ben Nevis treehouse

Rival Dreamer: Burial’s Tunes, 2011 to 2019

Beneath the crackle and hiss, Adam Lehrer finds a portal to a better future in a new compilation of Burial's 12"s and EPs

Pinkunoizu

The Drop

Camden’s Lock Tavern To Close Down

Much-loved Camden venue The Lock Tavern will close later this month

Sing, Cuckoo! Sing, Cuckoo! Green Man Festival Reviewed

Where Julian Marszalek witnesses a three-way battle for the past in an uncertain and tumultuous present, and Alix Buscovic parties with wicker men and wicked women

Be Inside Your Mind: Shabazz Palaces’ The Don of Diamond Dreams

Three years on from their last studio release, Adam Quarshie finds warmth, optimism, and full-blown weirdness in Shabazz Palaces’ new album

Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien Shares First Solo Music

'Santa Teresa' comes ahead of the Radiohead guitarist's debut solo album

Words On Music: Saint Etienne On The Joys Of Pop

The charming London trio discuss the ingredients to pop’s magic potion with Aug Stone

An Ecumenical Chatter: When Rev Robert Hood Met Fr Alan Green

As well as being a true genius of Detroit techno, Robert Hood is an ordained pastor. Here, Luke Turner conducts a conversation on Christianity, politics and music between Hood and the Reverend Alan Green (NO NOT THAT REV AL GREEN) of St John On Bethnal Green Church, London.

Grasscut

Everyone Was A Bird

Not Masochism As A Simplistic Concept: CTM 2015 Reviewed

Sophie Coletta, Luke Turner and Sonja Matuszczyk visited Berlin last month for the sixteenth edition of CTM festival. Here's what they saw, in and amongst their thankfully edited out moments of debauchery. Photos: Udo Siegfriedt, Fausto Caricato, Benjamin Renter and Marco Microbi

M.I.A.

Matangi

The Quietus Caper II – This Time It’s Personal

Quietus scribes and editors in action on the wheels of steel this Saturday in Islington.

What Does Red Bull’s Corporate Exit Means For Underground Music?

Red Bull have announced the end of their well-loved music platform RBMA, after over 20 years of operation. Ed Gillett looks at how this decision fits into a wider pattern of narrowing, frailty and loss across digital music communities.