Jeremy Allen

PROTO-untypical: Holly Herndon Live In Brighton

The American composer and performer, along with her unique vocal ensemble, takes electronic music out of the AI box and into truly new territory, says David Bennun after attending Brighton Digital Festival at the Attenborough Centre For The Creative Arts (ACCA)

Why Me Lord? American Recordings By Johnny Cash Revisited

Two and a half decades on, David Bennun looks back at the monumental importance American Recordings had on the career of Johnny Cash

Broadcast Announce First UK Tour Since 2005

Duo hit the road once more...

“Distance Is A Beautiful Thing”: An Interview With Love Cult

Before they play a special programme at this year's CTM Festival, the Russian duo and label owners talk to Nikita Velichko about the local scene, spontaneity and the benefits of having a studio in the forest

Mad World: Julia Holter’s Aviary

On Julia Holter’s brilliant and timely new album, traditions and structures are overturned, the apocalypse feels imminent, and there are waves of euphoria among the chaos. Sound familiar?

LISTEN: Stream Pinkunoizu’s New EP

Get your ears around Second Amendment, set for release next month, below

Richard Foster Unveils New Book, ‘The Punk Rock Birdwatching Club’

It presents a series of short stories focused on the major social changes that the Netherlands underwent in the mid-00s

The Necks To Head On 30th Anniversary Tour

Band ready selection of shows next month including eight hours in Amsterdam to celebrate three decades together

Roy Wilkinson On Motörhead’s Bomber sleeve, Sea Power, Rock & War

In this month's Low Culture essay, Roy Wilkinson writes about the the sleeve for Motörhead's Bomber LP and how it became both an Airfix kit and a curious artefact that sat in the anti-militarism of his brothers' band, Sea Power

TONIGHT: Julia Holter & More At St John

Latest edition of the Hackney church sessions features Holter, Karen Gwyer and Ocitprop

LISTEN: Julianna Barwick – One Half

First spin of single from new album Nepenthe

Tony Allen’s Last Shows Captured In Short Film

It was filmed at one of two shows that Allen played in London in March

Pangaea Details New Album, ‘Changing Channels’

It's his second full-length release for the Hessle Audio label he co-runs

Paul Simon

So Beautiful Or So What

Caribou For UK Live Shows

New album also out in April

New Generation: An Interview With Imarhan

The desert rock sextet talk to Richie Troughton about why their debut album represents a new wave of Algerian music, founded on Tuareg traditions but meshed with jazz, blues and influences gathered from further afield