Kate Carr To Release New Album

Caught By The River to give Kate Carr album wide release via their Rivertones label

The Chora(s)san Time-Court Mirage

Live At The Grimm Museum Vol. One

LISTEN: New SØS Gunver Ryberg

Denmark's SØS Gunver Ryberg shares the opening track to her new record for Shifted's Avian imprint

Rufus Wainwright

Milwaukee at Last!!!

Damn Dirty Japes: Planet Of The Apes (1963) Revisited

Fifty years after its initial publication - and seven ever-dwindling feature films later - Eli Lee examines Pierre Boulle's classic inversion sci-fi novel and asks if the questions it poses are still relevant today

Beats Across Borders: Tallinn-Narva Music Week 2022 Reviewed

Richard Foster travels to Tallinn-Narva Music Week 2022 and sees how tough circumstances can create a strong cultural response

WATCH: Veronica Falls – ‘Bad Feeling’

Rambling and nature lovin' in video for new song

Dan Michaelson

Sudden Fiction

In The Company Of Wolves: Wild Beasts Live

John Calvert gets hot under the collar at an intimate gig at the Lexington from Wild Beasts, as they play their great album Smother and a load of other fruiter bangers. No other band does sex quite like they do, he argues

We’re Free? What Are You Being Served Tells Us About Brexit

As the EU waves goodbye on Brexit Day, Alexei Monroe looks at two declining institution full of sexist attitudes and obsessed with better days that never really were and joins the dots between England and Grace Brothers' Department Store of 70s sitcom Are You Being Served

Drenge

Strange Creatures

On the Loveless brothers’ third album, the supernatural looms large

Judas Was A Patsy: Giles Walker Interviewed

Daniel Fraser talks to The Mutoid Waste Co.'s Giles Walker about religious symbolism, confronting death with a sense of humour, and why rejected robots and bird skulls make for great art

No Reconciliation Necessary: Doug McCombs’ Favourite LPs

With the prolific bassist and guitarist and Tortoise and Brokeback founder about to release a new album, Works For Tomorrow, with Eleventh Dream Day, he gives Nick Hutchings a tour of his most seminal records

How Air’s Moon Safari Made The World Take French Pop Seriously

Change was in the air in 1998 when a duo from Versailles released an album that did better internationally than it did in France. Jeremy Allen wonders if Moon Safari by Air was the point where Anglo Saxons stopped ignoring the surreptitious delights of French pop

X-TG Pay Tribute To Peter Christopherson

A tribute received from Chris and Cosey via Mute Records

An Encyclopaedia Of Myself: Jonathan Meades’ Autobiography Reviewed

John Doran looks at Meades' recollections of acid, cold war and much much death in the 1950s