Alex Borkowski

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Rum Music For August Reviewed By Jennifer Lucy Allan

Woodwind multiples, early Indian electronic music, caustic Brazilian reworks and John Fahey as you've never heard him before reviewed by Jennifer Lucy Allan in this month's trip into the lesser travelled interior

WIN! Andrew Bird Tickets

...to London show in May

LISTEN: Polar Bear (Gerry Read Remix)

Ramp-affiliated grubby house producer takes his pinking shears to 'Be Free', from Polar Bear's upcoming new album

LISTEN: The Return Of Papa M

David Pajo returns with first Papa M material in over 10 years; listen below

A Wide Open Place: UCSD & The Birth Of Pauline Oliveros’ Sonic Meditations

In an exclusive extract from his new book, *Alien Territory: Radical, Experimental, & Irrelevant Music in 1970s San Diego*, author Bill Perrine describes the heady atmosphere of early 1970s California that led to a new era in the work of one of America's most adventurous composers

LIVE REPORT: Glastonbury 2024, Day Three

Patrick Clarke delivers his third and final roundup from Worthy Farm, featuring Janelle Monáe, Shania Twain's legends slot, SZA's headline set, Kim Gordon and more

Mercurial Rev: Richard Coles’ Favourite Music

Vicar, musician, broadcaster and ex-Communard, The Reverend Richard Coles tells Alex Burrows how music is still important to belief and why parish choirs are the new punk. Portrait by Tim Anderson.

Liars To Release New Single

'The Overachievers' out later this month

LISTEN: Savages LP Now Streaming

Band post Silence Yourself in full on website

Karl Sanders Of Ithyphallic Death Metallers Nile On Ancient Egypt

Music For The Lizard Brain: Ty Bulmer Of NYPC’s Favourite Albums

With their new album out yesterday, the band's singer-songwriter picks out her own top long-players

LISTEN: Ample Play New Releases Sampler

Sample the label's upcoming releases from Cian Ciaran, The Bluebottle Veins and The KVB

Ear-Walking Woman: Natalia Beylis Interviewed

The Ireland-based experimental musician talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about trees, pianos, Edward Gorey's alphabet and the difficulty in pressing the sound of crisp packets to vinyl

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There Will Be Mud: Contemporary Ceramics At The Hayward

A new show on London’s South Bank brings together big names like Grayson Perry and Edmund de Waal with lesser known ceramic artists, such as Lubna Chowdhary, Salvatore Arancio, and Klara Kristalova