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Nathan Micay

Blue Spring

Inspired by Manga and 90s rave, Nathan Micay's Blue Spring offers electronic music with a widescreen palette, finds Joseph Burnett

Total Fucking Amnesia: Silverfish Interviewed

At the start of the 90s the astounding noise rock band Silverfish were everywhere – their shows nearly as ubiquitous as their Hips Tits Lips Power T-shirts – but since then they seem to have fallen irrevocably (and unfairly) down the memory hole. Keith Kahn-Harris catches up with band members today and asks: What happened?

Intriguing Television: The Plot Against America Reviewed

HBO's Philip Roth adaptation for the small screen is timely and accomplished finds Sean Kitching. Contains mild spoilers

Presence Tense: Unsound Krakow Reviewed

John Doran and Luke Turner consider the theme of presence at the peerless Unsound festival in Krakow

A Life On Canvas: Helena Almeida, 1934–2018

Following the death of Helena Almeida on 25 September, Bárbara Borges de Campos reflects on the Portuguese artist's life and emotional resonances

Jonathan Richman

Sade

Soldier Of Love

Aphex Twin To Play First Berlin Show In 15 Years

Aphex Twin will play Berlin's Funkhaus this autumn, marking his first show in the city in 15 years

Evan Dando On Lemonheads Varshons 2

Ahead of the Lemonheads live show at Kentish Town Forum on Tuesday February 19, Evan Dando talks us through all of the tracks on the new album Varshons 2

It Was Fifty Years Ago Today… Pete Paphides On David Bowie’s Debut LP

Fifty years ago today, David Bowie released his debut album on the same day The Beatles gave the world Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Pete Paphides reflects on their shared cultural history and canny grasp of the times

Ben Frost Reveals New Album, ‘Broken Spectre’

The new record is based on field recordings from the Amazon rainforest

We’re Blowing Up Miley LPs, Say Idiots

US minor league baseball team hosting mass burning of Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber records, billed as Disco Demolition 2: You Better Belieb It

TripleGo

Mixing reggaeton, synth pop, drill, and rai, French rap duo TripleGo produce a sound that is wholly their own, finds David McKenna

WATCH: Prince – Breakfast Can Wait

New promo for recently-released single

Shrag

Canines

Houndstooth Announces TS Eliot-Inspired Compilation

Fabric's in-house label Houndstooth is to release a compilation featuring music inspired by TS Eliot's poem The Hollow Men