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Jarvis Cocker on Sheffield’s post-punk legends Artery

Artery are one of the great unsung bands of the post punk era, but found a champion in Jarvis Cocker, who invited them to close last year's Meltdown Festival. In this article for The Quietus, Cocker explains how Artery changed his life.

One Minute I’m On, Next Minute I’m Gone: Galcher Lustwerk Interviewed

The exquisite, atmospheric and subtly lysergic house music of Brooklyn's Galcher Lustwerk tells stories with few words and fewer sonic gestures. Ahead of his set at White Material's label showcase at Unsound, he speaks to Josh Hall about storytelling, noise and the New York electronic scene

Arbouretum

Coming Out Of The Fog

Black Box Recorder Play London: Report

Two new songs aired

Kim Gordon

No Home Record

For her first solo album, Kim Gordon digs deep into the uncanny underbelly of American supermodernity, finds Danijela Bočev

Micah P. Hinson

Micah P. Hinson and the Red Empire Orchestra

WATCH: Blues Control – Walking Robin

First look at new video from Pennsylvania avant-gardists

Love & Marbles: Gilbert Hernandez Interviewed

DJ and comics artist Sina Sparrow talks to Gilbert Hernandez about comics, sexuality, and his new book Marble Season

Blur To Play Olympic Gig

Closing ceremony bash

John Carpenter Unveils Second Movie Themes Anthology

'Anthology II (Movie Themes 1976-1988)' is part of an ongoing series of retrospective releases looking over Carpenter's back catalogue

Rediscovering Mystery: Neko Case’s Baker’s Dozen

With her ninth full-length album set for release at the beginning of next month, Neko Case takes Emma Madden on a trip from The Cramps to Joanna Newsom, as she calls at 13 ports of strangeness for her Baker's Dozen.

Spotify Cuts More Than 1,500 Jobs In A Bid To Reduce Costs

Announcing the cuts, CEO Daniel Ek said "economic growth has slowed dramatically"