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Trevor Jackson Presents Metal Dance 2

James Dean Bradfield Shares Two New Solo Tracks

They're lifted from a forthcoming solo LP

Pedro Vian & Mana

Cascades

The collaborative album by Pedro Vian and Daniele Mana amplifies the liminal space, finds Irina Shtreis

Angel Children: Alison Cotton Interviewed

The experimental drone folk artist talks to Alex Rigotti about her new album Engelchen which tells the incredible story of Ida and Louise Cook who used their love of opera to save the lives of Jewish people endangered by German Nazis during the 1930s. Home page portrait by William Lacalmontie

Ed Harcourt Remembers Mark Linkous Of Sparklehorse

Singer/songwriter Ed Harcourt pays tribute to the late Mark Linkous, while Quietus man Adam Anonymous spends the day listening to his Sparklehorse albums...

Slowdive Announce Intimate Club Shows

Band preview new album with series of intimate club sets

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Phantom Of Liberty

Enter Shikari

A Flash Flood Of Colour

Clinic

Wheeltappers And Shunters

The new album by Clinic – their first in seven years – contains a warning amidst its deep space and claustrophobic textures, finds Julian Marszalek

Bring Back The Sounds: Tim Cedar Of Part Chimp’s Baker’s Dozen

Following the release of their latest LP IV, Tim Cedar takes Matt Ridout on a journey from Spacemen 3 to the Velvet Underground through his Baker's Dozen. Photo by Steve Gullick.

Pere Ubu

Lady From Shanghai

CTM To Install Ice Rink At Berghain

CTM will install an ice rink in Halle Am Berghain when the festival gets underway later this month

Bloody Ground, Fertile Soil 1: Making Music Under Fire In Ukraine

In our new column a number of Ukrainian writers consider their country's music scene during a time of war. To start the series Yaryna Denysyuk, the editor-in-chief of the biggest Ukrainian alternative music website

Tame Impala

The Slow Rush

The latest from Tame Impala lives up to its crushingly uninspiring title, finds Cal Cashin

LISTEN: Not Waving Live At Plastic People

Stream the debut set from Walls' Alessio Natalizia's project in full

Glyders

Maria’s Hunt

Chicago duo's first album for Drag City sounds like something somethign knocked up in a shed – and all the better for it, finds Enrico Monacelli