Oasis Announce Intimate Gig

Noel, Liam et al heading to Bridlington

Why Adele Is The Pop Star We Need, By Jude Rogers

Adele is a one woman cash vache! Get off her back losers, says Jude Rogers

Semibreve Confirms Full 2019 Line-Up

Suzanne Ciani and Kode9 are amongst the acts rounding out the bill

The Go! Team

Rolling Blackouts

Brexit-Is-Iccumen-In: The Wicker Man And Britain Today

With Brexit looming on the horizon like a, well, a massive wicker man, writer Adam Scovell, author of the forthcoming book Folk Horror: Hours Dreadful And Things Strange, looks back at Robin Hardy's 1973 cult classic and finds surprising parallels between it and our current political predicament

Feral Grind

Various Artists

WIN! Kraftwerk Box Set! DAS IST KLASSE!

Prize of the year eh readers?

Rethink Your Relationships: Horse Lords Interviewed

Ahead of their appearance at Le Guess Who? Festival next month, Jakub Knera speaks with Baltimore quartet Horse Lords about their new record, politics and architecture in their music and how the pandemic changed the way they play

There’s Nowt So Weird As Folk: John Francis Flynn interviewed

John Francis Flynn is just about to release one of the year's finest albums, Look Over The Wall, See The Sky. Here he talks to John Doran about the violence and otherworldliness of traditional music and the radical symbol of the mole. Scroll down feature for the premiere of the Willie Crotty video

Things Learned At: Ultima Festival

Robert Barry reports from Scandinavia's largest contemporary music festival

A Need To Create: Dale Cornish Interviewed

Ahead of his set at this year's Tusk Festival in Newcastle, Dale Cornish talks to Luke Turner about his new album, 'fake foley' and the trouble with "avant-bumbag music"

Destroyer

Labyrinthitis

Dan Bejar's thirteenth outing as Destroyer finds him pestering Italian renaissance artists and tipping his cap to Mark E. Smith, finds Mick Middles

Reissue Of The Week: Cameroon Garage Funk Reviewed

Through the 1970s there was a church in Cameroon where funk bands would go to record music into a single, exquisitely placed microphone. Noel Gardner studies the results on Analog Africa's latest

Light In The Attic Details Compilation Of ’80s Japanese Music

'Somewhere Between' features tracks from Dip In The Pool, Mkwaju Ensemble and more

The Damned’s Captain Sensible On Why He Likes Trains

Punk hero Captain Sensible tells Luke Turner why he fell in love with diesel, the train that takes his name, and why Thatcher is to blame for the decline of the railways