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Overmono Share Standalone Single, ‘Blow Out’

It's the first new music to emerge from the duo since they released their debut album in May

Man Forever For My Disco Gig!

Our October gig just got better...

Sunn O))) Detail New Album, ‘Life Metal’

The group's first album in four years is due out in April, while another will follow later in the year

David Byrne’s Free European Lecture Tour

Reasons to be cheerful one, two, three, four and five

Zoot Woman

Things Are What They Used To Be

Divide And Dissolve Sign to Bella Union, Release New Single

'Monolithic' precedes a new album from the Takiaya Reed-led project, which will be released sometime in 2025

Three Trapped Tigers

Route One Or Die

Peer Review: Against Art On Autopilot – Jeff Jackson Interviewed

Speaking to Eric Obenauf, his publisher and editor at Two Dollar Radio, Jeff Jackson discusses conservativeness and convention in fiction-writing, pop-culture consumption and his LA Times Book Prize-finalist novel Mira Corpora

A Sense Of Urgency: WALL Interviewed

WALL's debut EP is a set of stark post-punk tracks riddled with the pressures of striving to carve a place for yourself in the metropolis. They tell Gary Kaill why they're taking a "mind over matter" approach to moving forward

The Cure

Disintegration (reissue)

Sonic Router 009: A Dubstep Column For January

New year, new low frequency provision. Oli Marlow speaks to London producer Blue Daisy. Free download . . .

Revenge Of The Synth: Benge Interviewed & Synth Porn Photo Gallery

Ben 'Benge' Edwards has recorded a beguiling album in Twenty Systems which traces the history of the analogue synthesizer. John Doran chats to him and Lucy Johnston creates a gallery of vintage synthesizer porn.

A Matter Of Life & Deathcrush: Norway’s Noise Punks Interviewed

As they release their third single, and on the eve of their appearance at by:Larm in Oslo, Wyndham Wallace confronts Norway's most rowdily entertaining, fiercely rocking outfit, Deathcrush, to hear about Rod Stewart's former drum kit and why they're happy living in the future