Harry Murdoch

Lead Review: Karl Smith On Gold Panda’s Good Luck And Do Your Best

Listening to Gold Panda's Japan-inspired fourth studio album Good Luck And Do Your Best, Karl Smith finds not only a more sensitive, atmospheric reflection of the country's cultures than some in recent memory, but also a dream-like landscape that points toward a second source of inspiration

Alex Smoke

Love Over Will

LISTEN: Fantasma – Sefty Belt

First track from collective featuring Spoek Mathambo and DJ Spoko

Noel: “England Is A Fucking Dump”

Oasis man has a moan about homeland

LIVE REPORT: Bring To Light

At the inaugural edition of the new weekender from Supersonic festival's organisers, Nancy Bennie witnesses an unexpectedly dancefloor-ready turn from Dinos Chapman, shirks a lifelong hatred of folk music and doffs a cap to the Library of Birmingham. Photographs courtesy of Katja Ogrin

WATCH: New MY DISCO Video

Band share video for 2015 album track; see them at London's Corsica Studios next month

Lust For Youth

Compassion

LIVE REPORT: A Night For Scotland

As voters flock to the polling stations, Susan Le May reflects on the music, media manipulation and grassroots groundswell in the final days of the Scottish Referendum in a review of the Night For Scotland gig featuring the likes of Mogwai and Franz Ferdinand

Moundabout Detail Debut LP, ‘Flowers Rot, Bring Me Stones’

Moundabout consists of GNOD's Paddy Shine and Phil Masterson of Los Langeros and Damp Howl

No Definitive Version: Nate Young’s Most Influential Records

Nate Young talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about what made his music, from teenage revelations, learning when to press record, and roofing with Scott Asheton.