The Only Goth In The Village: Rachel Goswell’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of their performance at this year’s Green Man festival, Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell talks to Julian Marszalek about being the only goth in the village, the enduring power of the voice and why pen pals and fan clubs are beautiful things.

REPORT: Sighthill Stone Circle Concert

Mike Staples, one of the organisers of the recent benefit gig for the Sighthill Stone Circle, reflects back over an ace evening for an excellent cause

The Lead Review: Rory Gibb On Fatima Al Qadiri’s Brute

The explorations of police brutality and state oppression on Fatima Al Qadiri's second album for Hyperdub are most effective when they're at their most subtle, writes Rory Gibb

El-P

Cancer For Cure

Addicted To Serendipity: Hayden Thorpe Of Wild Beasts’ Baker’s Dozen

As the Cumbrian quartet prepare to release their "'fuck you' to adulthood", Boy King, their singer and guitarist takes us through 13 LPs that shaped it, including Nine Inch Nails, Max Richter and Oneohtrix Point Never

Oasis Musical On Hold

Chart toppers put plans for sing-a-long on ice.

A World Where Everything Is Cool: Joel Gion’s Baker’s Dozen

From carrying a Marvin Gaye cassette in his pocket to reciting the entirety of Easy Rider, and the glory of Psychedelic Brazil to the real Beatles, Joel Gion of the Brian Jonestown Massacre talks to Harry Sword about the 13 records that mean the most to him.

The Month’s Electronic Music: Rollin’ Down A Lonely Highway

In his latest electronic music column, Rory Gibb selects a handful of the month's most exciting releases to explore in-depth, from DJ Rashad's sublime deconstructions of language to Matmos' experiments in psychic projection

All Tomorrow’s Parties The Film Reviewed: The Triumph Of The Fans

All Tomorrow's Parties is a innovative documentary culled from found-fan-footage featuring great performances, but Robert Barry asks if it faithfully capture the spirit of the festival we all love

Ryoji Ikeda

Ultratronics

Drawing on audio material recorded between 1989 and 1999 and compositions created between 2013 and 2022, the Japanese visual and sonic artist's latest for NOTON offers a fascinating overview of his practice, finds Daniel Hignell

Ayumi Ishito (feat. Kevin Shea and George Draguns)

Roboquarians, Vol. 2

Saxophonist Ayumi Ishito makes her horn sound like everything and anything – bar a saxophone, that is

Beloved Transmissions: Mary Anne Hobbs’ Favourite Albums

Ahead of her curation at the Manchester International Festival, Mary Anne Hobbs guides Daniel Dylan Wray on an inspiring trip through 13 records that shaped her life

Inauthentic Scenarios: Oneohtrix Point Never On His Henri Rousseau Record

Angus Finlayson talks to sometime Brooklynite Oneohtrix Point Never about _Returnal_ - one of The Quietus' albums of the year so far - and finds him on characteristically articulate form

Wardruna Set For UK Live Show

Nordic trio to play London in November

DJ Rashad

Double Cup

New Young Pony Club’s Ty Bulmer On Greek Mythology