Bring Down The Stepford Wives! Jane Weaver Interviewed

Jude Rogers talks to cosmic folk songstress Jane Weaver about measuring success, unlikely inspirations and the obstacles facing female artists

The Aghan Whigs Release New Song, ‘I’ll Make You See God’

It's the first new music from the US group in five years

Nosferatu Plus Otto Kramer Tonight!

Methodist Central Hall Westminster hosts special screening of 1922 silent classic with live organ accompaniment

Some-fin Groovy: Joe Gideon & The Shark Interviewed

Brother, sister, bullying, gymnastics, Elkie Brooks. Niall O'Keeffe meets Joe Gideon & The Shark

THEESatisfaction

awE naturalE

Experiments on Experiments: Multiples Reviewed

In Adam Thirlwell's Multiples Thomas Brewster finds a mixed bag - a formidable, perhaps even groundbreaking anthology - both cause for concern and celebration

Stealing Sheep

Not Real

The Best Of The BBC Radiophonic Workshop On One Side Of A C90

David McNamee compiles a Quietus mixtape of choice selections from the BBC Radiophonic Archive

Doom Is A State Of Mind: An Interview With Kongh

With Swedish doom trio Kongh set to play at Desertfest this weekend, Toby Cook catches up with guitarist David Johansson to chat slowed-down-Sabbath and weed (or lack thereof)

ABBA To Replace Jackson?

Swedish foursome rumoured for 02 gigs

The Musical Osteopath: An Interview With Woebot

In a wide-ranging chat, Daniel Baker talks to Matthew Ingram - aka Woebot - about his new album Chunks

Part Four: Why Pram Wrote The Best Album Of The Nineties

In the penultimate chapter of A New Nineties, Neil Kulkarni makes a good case for The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small... Stay As You Are as best album of the 90s

Help Kickstart St Thomas Documentary

Lend your support to a documentary about Norwegian musician St Thomas

More New Names For Unsound 2017

The Kraków festival has released its latest batch of bands and artists to join Einsturzende Neubaten, GAS and more this October

WATCH: Noisey Crass Special

Doc around final gig

No, Streaming Services Are Not ‘Saving The Music Industry’

Recent reports that streaming is now the 'biggest money-maker' for the music biz have prompted hyperbolic claims that Spotify and co have 'saved the music industry'. In reality, this could not be further from the truth