Use Knife Share New Single, ‘Sowieso F***ed’

The new song is "a cynical 'c'est-la-vie' anthem," the band says

LISTEN: More New Liars

Second track on Mute Soundcloud. Plus! We're DJing their London gig

Bro’ Interrupted: Judd Apatow Talks And Funny People Reviewed

Dark side of the goon revealed in the latest Apatow-brand of dudecom bromance, examining the aftermath of a stand-up’s near-death experience and the realisation that life is what you’ve got left. Oli Simpson is in neologistic bro-verload

Seefeel

Everything Squared

Back after fourteen years with six shimmering new tracks of cathedral reverb and lilting glossolalia

Coming Back To Beauty: Kevin Rowland’s Favourite Music

Kevin Rowland guides Fergal Kinney through the songs that saved him, from self-discovery as a musician through the saving grace of music in recovery from drug addiction. Rowland portrait by Eliza Hill.

Blur Announce More Intimate Shows

Reunion gathers pace

Behemoth

The Satanist

Music Is My Saviour: Melanie C’s Favourite Albums

Melanie C guides Emma Garland through 13 favourite records in Bakers' Dozen stories from being blessed by Keith from the Prodigy to stage invading a Blur gig, with love for Madonna, Oasis, Fiona Apple and much more along the way

LISTEN: New Memory Band Remix

First play of Belbury Poly rework of When I Was On Horseback from Record Store Day EP Further Navigations

New Weird Britain in Review for August by Noel Gardner

From archive recordings of Notting Hill Carnival soundsystems to free-percussion improvisations from a Todmorden primary school, Noel Gardner delivers his latest guide to the sounds of New Weird Britain

Your Head It Simply Swirls: The Otolith Group in Dublin

John Quin gets vertiginous at Xenogenesis in the Irish Museum of Modern Art

Fracture: How Post-Rock Stopped Dancing

In the early and mid 1990s, says author Jeanette Leech, the language of dance and electronic music was an intrinsic part of post-rock. So why, by the end of that decade, did post-rock lose its groove? Also we have an extract from Jeanette's recent book, Fearless, regarding the bands Tortoise, Bastro and Gastr Del Sol

Jumping Back Slash & Būjin

A Seat In Heaven

This full-length collaboration thrives in the tension between the two South African artist's colliding worlds, finds Skye Butchard

Wild Imaginings: DJ Muggs Of Cypress Hill’s Favourite LPs

DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill guides Elizabeth Aubrey through 13 inspirational records, from Wu-Tang Clan to Mobb Deep, Led Zeppelin, Public Enemy... and Cypress Hill themselves

Shake It Like A Polaroid Picture: Ruth’s Thierry Müller Interviewed

With the recent reissue of _Polaroïd/Roman/Photoalbum_, Louis Pattison talks to Thierry Müller about Ruth's renaissance