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The Deontic Miracle

Selections from 100 Models of Hegikan Roku

The Deontic Miracle, a band consisting of composer Catherine Christer Hennix, her brother Peter, and Hans Isgren, only played one gig. Its document, available for the first time, is an essential record, finds Canada Choate

The Strange World Of… Yoko Ono

Despite the predictably & performatively negative reaction the Japanese artist inspires in some critical quarters, it is clear she has been responsible for a cavalcade of bangers over the decades. With a new retrospective at the Tate Modern, Jeremy Allen explores her back catalogue

WATCH: New Trupa Trupa Video

Gdansk-based Trupa Trupa announce their second album for Blue Tapes and X-Ray Records.

Liverpool’s Kazimier Club To Close

More venue shutting bullshit

LISTEN: David Lynch – Bad The John Boy

Limited edition 12", out on Sacred Bones tomorrow

Sully

Carrier

Amon Tobin And Tessa Farmer: Control Over Nature

Amon Tobin and Tessa Farmer talk to John Doran about the battle between fairies and insects, the "ingenious savagery" of nature and getting inside sound

Heavenly: Emma Tricca’s St Peter

On her third album - in cahoots with Steve Shelley, Jason Victor and Judy Collins - Emma Tricca finds a startling and sublime new sound

Field Day Enlists Mary Anne Hobbs To Curate A Stage At 2023 Event

Deena Abdelwahed, Anastasia Kristensen and more will play Hobbs' All Queens takeover

Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner Reviews Punk & HC for July

Noel Gardner delivers ten more frowning bales of intemperate earslaughter, including the perfectly executed anarcho punk of Subdued, the oppressively fucked sound of rising Leeds teenagers Narkotyk, and the feral, bare-brick recordings of Vancouver's Bootlicker

Tusk Festival Confirm Full Line-Up

No Balls, Torturing Nurse and more for Newcastle one-dayer

Reel Sounds – Vol. 4: St. Vincent, Damien Dempsey And More At Doc’N Roll 2021

This year's Doc'n Roll festival grapples with artifice and authenticity as it returns to the big screen, finds Neil Fox

Right Side Of The Water: Likholmen Interviewed

Northern Norwegian collective Likholmen today release their debut album, Lillelivet, and a compelling 45-minute companion film. Co-founder Erling Ramskjell explains the genesis of his latest mission to Wyndham Wallace

Something Of Substance: An Interview With Billy Nomates

As she releases the first track 'Heels' - which you can listen to below - from a new EP, Billy Nomates, aka Tor Maries, speaks to Patrick Clarke about class barriers, the fragility of DIY musicianship, and the government's 'sinister' disregard for an industry on the edge of collapse

“Henry Is A Total Blank”: David Lynch On The Origins Of Eraserhead

In an exclusive extract from his new biography, Room To Dream, David Lynch recalls meeting Jack Nance and the music he played on set while filming Eraserhead

Adam Yauch R.I.P.

1964 - 2012