“Sovereign Objects”: Steven Claydon Talks Sculpture And Synthesizers

As Steven Claydon celebrates his first major show in a Swiss institution, at the Centre d’Art Contemporain in Geneva, the British artist talks to Robert Barry about his double life as artist and musician, from Add N To (X) to JackTooJack and beyond

Ink From The Eyes: Jerusalem In My Heart Interviewed

Lebanese-born Montreal-based musician Radwan Ghazi Moumneh tells Lottie Brazier about the evolution of his project combining electronics with traditional Arabic instruments and documenting a changing Beirut on record

LISTEN New Melt Yourself Down Album

The frenzied jazz-punkers release new record; exclusive stream below

Fear & Mythologies: An Interview With Total Control

Ahead of their appearance at ATP's Nightmare Before Christmas this weekend, Steph Kretowicz speaks to Total Control's Daniel Stewart about punk and the impending apocalypse

Wandering In Space: Jherek Bischoff Interviewed

The multi-instrumentalist's latest album was recorded in a two-million-gallon military water tank. He tells Alex Robert Ross why a childhood spent making bass-based whale calls set him on the path of sonic experimentation

Down To Earth Memory Tapes Not Desperate For Attention

If You Only Knew: ‘Little’ Jimmy Scott Interviewed

Nicholas Abrahams talks to "Little" Jimmy Scott about his music, his muse and singing for David Lynch

After The Burn Out: Evan Dando Interviewed By Michael Hann

Evan Dando kicks off a small British tour today. Michael Hann speaks to him about getting chewed up by the machine and spat out the other side

England’s Hidden Reverse Republished

Strange Attractor Press set to publish a revised and expanded edition of landmark UK esoteric underground history in November

A Mad Love: An Interview With Lush

Seminal shoegazers Lush are back and armed with an EP of new material and a UK tour in 2016. John Freeman speaks to Miki Berenyi, Emma Anderson and Phil King about why the timing was finally right for a reunion

LISTEN: Floating Points Shares ‘Anasickmodular’

Part of the track came about from an improvisational set he played at Dekmantel festival in 2017

Gangster Trippin’: Ice-T Interviewed On Music, Films & America

Twenty years after his best album, O.G. Original Gangster, and his best film, New Jack City, Ice-T tells Joel McIver that things just ain't what they used to be

Swan Songs: Baxter Dury Interviewed

Jeremy Allen speaks to Baxter Dury about his popularity in France, latest album It's a Pleasure, and following in his father's footsteps

The Difficulty Of Love: King Midas Sound And Fennesz Interviewed

John Doran meets Christian Fennesz, Kiki Hitomi, Roger Robinson and Kevin Martin in Tilburg, NL, after their first ever live performance together at Incubate festival. They discuss their excellent new album Edition 1, the difficulty of romance, the nature of melancholy and their memories of rain

Floating Points

Cascade

Sam Shepherd's dancefloor-focused new album causes a Proustian rush for Puja Nandi

The Utopia Of Records: Why Sound Archiving Is Important

Sound is not permanent, and much of the recorded recent history of humanity is currently disintegrating. Robert Barry reports from the British Library Sound Archive and Internet Archive to find out what's being done to preserve these audio records, and explains what you can do to help