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Another New Thing Share ‘The Action Membrane’

Preston/Sheffield/Pennsylvania synth trio Another New Thing share the latest single from debut album XYZZY

Shellac Unveil First Album In 10 Years, ‘To All Trains’

The 10-track release is out in May

New Weird Britain: The UK’s Best Underground Music Of 2021

Cornelius

Mellow Waves

Another lush, exuberant release from Keigo Oyamada, even though it doesn't quite have the magic of his strongest work.

Gnod

The Somnambulist's Tale (Reissue)

Eels

Wonderful, Glorious

Creating A Songwriter: The 13 Albums That Made Thundercat

The virtuoso bassist takes Rob Hakimian through his musical life story with a baker's dozen that traces his trajectory from kid messing with his parents' records to the in-demand player that he is today. Photographs by The1Point8.

WATCH: Elza Soares Interview

The septuagenarian Brazilian singer discusses her new album of samba sujo, The woman at the end of the world, out on Friday

WATCH: New Tom Tom Club EP

Former Talking Heads return with 'Downtown Rockers', first new material in over a decade

We Can Build You: Assemble And The Legacy Of Walter Segal

With a new exhibition at the Architectural Association, Christo Hall re-examines the story of Walter Segal’s self-build revolution of the 1980s and its influence on Assemble and others today

Vanity Subjects: Baxter Dury Picks His 13 Favourite Albums

Patrick Clarke meets Baxter Dury in his West London flat, to talk about his favourite albums from Frank Ocean to his father, and an excruciating encounter with Lou Reed and Lana Del Rey

York Factory Complaint

Lost In The Spectacle

The Amorphous Androgynous Discuss Noel Gallagher Collab

Gaz Cobain tells Carl Loben how the production duo's elusive collaboration with Gallagher on his second solo album ended up as little more than the former Oasis man wanting "a psychedelic plug-in"

Kasabian

West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum

Tales Of The Uncanny: Sarah Angliss Interviewed

Ahead of her BFI Gothic show, composer, inventor and sound historian Sarah Angliss talks to Stuart Huggett about uncanny presences in music, mechanics and song

Songs Of Praise: David Keenan’s Baker’s Dozen

Jennifer Lucy Allan hears about high-fiving Edgar Froese, frightening the neighbours, disavowing the devil and how Scottish author David Keenan is all about saying yes. Portrait by Heather Leigh.