Organic Intelligence

Tkay Maidza Details New EP, ‘Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3’

It's her second EP for 4AD after signing with the label last year

Things Learned At: Desertfest

Toby Cook on the heaviest festival of the year. AIEEEEEEE! "It was a good fucking time, and that is what Desertfest is about, ya shitters!" Photo thanks to Fabio Santini

Gryphon Rue

I Keep My Diamond Necklace In A Pond Of Sparkling Water

Gryphon Rue’s new LP creaks and grumbles and hums with subterranean and oceanic immensity, singing in voices both animal and botanical, says Bernie Brooks

The Mountain Goats

The Life Of The World To Come

Turbonegro To Headline Supersonic

Norsemen(ish) head to Brum!

Frank Ocean Pens Tumblr Letter

Frank Ocean shares thoughts on last week's shootings at LGBTQ nightclub Pulse in Orlando

A Conversation We Should Be Having: Dispossession: The Great Social Housing Swindle Reviewed

Brian Coney hails Paul Sng’s documentary as a vital and all-too timely look at the country’s deep-seated housing crisis

Final Additions For Simple Things

Micachu & The Shapes and Blanck Mass added to Bristol festival

New Punk: An Interview With Aunty Rayzor

In the wake of blistering debut album, Jasmine Khan speaks to multifaceted Nigerian rapper Aunty Rayzor about redefining punk and the intensity of the Lagos scene

Windows Of The World: Lois Dodd At Modern Art, London

John Quin lowers the temperature at the first UK survey by one of the key players in New York's post-war art scene, spanning six decades of work

A Blast From The Bass Panzer: Feeling Deep Vibrations In Miami

German artist Nik Nowak took a 4000 watt 'sound panzer' to Miami for a noise battle involving Infinite Livez and rare coral. Kristen Gallerneaux connects the rumbles through WWII bombing campaigns, hearing problems, new tech and heavy rhythms

Uncharted Sonic Space: An Interview With Batu

With a new EP on Beneath's Mistry label imminent, the Bristol producer talks to Glenn Raymond about tapping the "futuristic energy" of UK dance music on his tracks and bringing the fight to stagnant club culture

Jack White Blunderbuss Art Revealed

Tirzah Shares Second Track For 2021, ‘Sink In’

It follows on from last month's 'Send Me'

Mono Announce Orchestra Show

London gig confirmed

That Goes In There: Jane Savidge On The Art Of This Is Hardcore

Jane Savidge was the co-founder and head of public relations company Savage & Best who looked after Pulp during their late 90s pomp. In an exclusive extract from her new book for Bloomsbury’s 33 1/3 series, she picks apart the tricky sexual politics of the group’s notorious cover art for *This is Hardcore*