Gareth Rees

Jay-Z Pulls Solo Albums From Streaming Platforms

It's the latest move in the battles between streaming services such as Tidal, Spotify and Apple Music

Aidan Moffat & RM Hubbert

Here Lies The Body

Getting old, getting the horn: carnal lullabies from two of Glasgow’s finest

2022’s Primavera Sound To Take Place Across Two Weekends

The festival's lineup will begin to be unveiled from May 25

Donato Dozzy & Nuel

The Aquaplano Sessions

Complete Communion: June’s Jazz Reviewed

Jamie Skey heads to the reunited Loose Tubes' recent gig at Ronnie Scott's, has an in-depth interview with Phronesis' Jasper Høiby and reviews new releases from Bitch 'N' Monk, Alexander Hawkins Ensemble, Neil Cowley Trio and Matthew Halsall & The Gondwana Orchestra

Dreaming Magical Animals: Renaud Dillies Interviewed

Aug Stone talks to the French comics artist about his wondrous anthropomorphic creations

RIP Pierre Henry

Leader in musique concrète passes away aged 89

Complete Communion: The Month’s Best Jazz Reviewed

Jamie Skey returns for the latest edition of his monthly jazz column, exploring a selection of the best recent jazz (and not so jazz) releases, including great new albums from Phronesis, Led Bib (pictured), Dominic J Marshall and Marius Neset

Underworld Announce Full DRIFT Release

The announcement comes accompanied by a new track and video

DEAFBRICK: Deafkids And Petbrick Interviewed

Brazil's searingly good noise trio Deafkids have teamed up with Wayne Adams and Iggor Cavalera's pummelling Petbrick for an extraordinary new album 'Deafbrick'. Along with a premiere of the track 'Força Bruta', they speak to Patrick Clarke about the links between New Weird Britain and Brazil

Puce Mary

The Spiral

Off The Airwaves, On The Stereo: Mark Radcliffe’s Favourite LPs

Radio DJ hero and now musician Mark Radcliffe tells Jude Rogers tales of being seduced by David Bowie and the gift of a cheese pie from Kate Bush in this week's Baker's Dozen, also featuring the likes of Bob Marley, Joy Division and Stevie Wonder