Antony and the Johnsons Cover Beyonce

Mercury Prize Winner 'Crazy In Love'

LISTEN: New Pharaoh Overlord Album

Pharaoh Overlord share stream of their new album, released today

The Pheromoans

Wyrd Psearch

The time has come to crown The Pheromoans kings of the *sprechgesang* gang, says Bernie Brooks

Coke & Wet: The Power Station Versus Arcadia By Simon Price

40 years on, Simon Price revisits the undeclared war between Arcadia, who made "the most pretentious album ever", and The Power Station, who made "the most cocainey album ever"; and asks who, if anyone, was the winner

Girls Aloud Confirm Split

Statement on Facebook

Tripping The Light Fantastic: Kevin Foakes On Psychedelic Light Shows

Kevin ‘Strictly Kev’ Foakes has written a new book called Wheels Of Light, containing a short but stunning history of the psychedelic effect wheel lighting of the 60s and 70s. John Doran talks to him about this passion

Things Learned At: Counterflows Glasgow

At this year's edition of Counterflows festival in Glasgow, with performances by Midori Takada and Mark Fell, Oscar Gaynor finds a festival with radical and inclusive notions about what exactly it means to be a part of the underground

Fugees Reunite For First Live Shows In 15 Years

The trio will tour across three continents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of hit album 'The Score'

British Sea Power: Remembering Remember Me

Ahead of their set in Newcastle on Saturday to commemorate the end of WWI, we recall British Sea Power's brilliant Remember Me video

Here Hair Here: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall And River Cottage

In this month's subscriber only Low Culture essay, Tom Howells reappraises the first three series of River Cottage and finds a Dorset of esoteric rites, ecstatic natural beauty, eldritch haunting, racist gentry and brutal rural pathos, plus a little bit of food

The Week That Was

The Week That Was

Jonsi Wins First Nordic Music Prize

And tries to cop off with Prince! Not the little fellow, a real one. Photos thanks to Helge Brekke

A Perfect Confection: Kylie Live At The Old Blue Last, By Simon Price

Last night, Kylie Minogue swept into the intimate confines of the Old Blue Last in London for a short performance to launch her new single Into The Blue (see what they did there?). Simon Price was on hand to ram into your heads once again the fact of Kylie's pop genius