Eugenie Johnson

A Flash Of Brightness: Mark Morriss’ Favourite Albums

Following the release of his new solo album, the ex-Bluetone talks Wesley Doyle through his top 13 records

Chemical Brothers Film Screening

Don't Think at BFI Southbank this Friday! Plus interactive event with director Adam Smith

Joel Oppenheimer / Hans Plomp / Piero Heliczer

On Occasion / Intrepid Traveller / The Autumn Feast

Three new tapes from the Netherlands' Counter Culture Chronicles, featuring the voices of poets Joel Oppenheimer, Hans Plomp, and Piero Heliczer, respectively, offer a set of intimate portraits, finds Nick Roseblade

WIN! Lady Gaga Vinyl

Remix record up for grabs

Black Lips

Arabia Mountain

Ki Oni

A Leisurely Swim To Everlasting Life

LA’s Chuck Soo-Hoo makes environmental music with a sense of wonder, finds Vanessa Ague

Memnon Sa

Offworld Radiation Therapy

With keening sax and big sci-fi synths – but recorded so carefully – Johny Lamb finds much to enjoy

Albums Of The Month: Music We’ve Loved This April

Sunn O))), Fat White Family, Sly & The Family Drone, Khotin and Abdu Ali make up just some of our favourite releases of the last month

Concrète Dschungel: Einstürzende Neubauten’s Kollaps At 40

Neubauten's uncompromising debut album ‘Kollaps’ is 40 years old. Jeremy Allen explores the bombed-out terrain of their West Berlin and wonders if, despite the penurious conditions, it was easier to make art then

Back Spinning: Mariam Rezaei’s Favourite Music

Ahead of her performance at OUT.FEST, The Newcastle turntablist and composer tells Alastair Shuttleworth about some of the records that have shaped her career – from Pauline Oliveros to Missy Elliott.

Really Heavy Things: Devin Townsend’s Favourite Albums

…well, apart from Enya. The Strapping Young Lad man offers up his top albums

Bear Necessities: Gold Panda’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of his third album, Good Luck And Do Your Best, Derwin talks to John Freeman about the 13 albums, from Michael Jackson to the Akira soundtrack, that helped shape his Gold Panda project

Noise As Abstraction: Fuzzing The Limits Of Free Speech In Thailand

Strict laws limit public discussion in Thailand, but Pisitakun Kuantalaeng has found a way to explore the unsaid through experimental noise music. As he sets off on his European tour, he talks with Eve Watling about protest, propaganda and praying for cash