Kareem Ghezawi

Geologist & D.S.

A Shaw Deal

Animal Collective's modular man sends his buddy Doug Shaw through a sonic ringer

Ital Tek

Timeproof

Alan Myson has come unstuck in time

Tim Hecker

No Highs

There is menace lukring in the air behind the thirteenth solo album by the Canadian electronic producer and sound artist

Meemo Comma

Loverboy

Lara Rix Martin’s latest for Planet Mu goes straight for the dizzying highs – and wretched lows – of the oft-eulogised 90s rave scene

Reality Bites: Colourgrade By Tirzah

Our album of the week is Tirzah's 'Colourgrade', a record of love songs with teeth exposed

Femi & Made Kuti

Legacy +

A double album, with a disc each by father and son Femi and Made Kuti shores up a vital heritage, but may have lost a little of that original spark in the process, finds Kareem Ghezawi

John Carpenter

Lost Themes III: Alive After Death

Horror master John Carpenter creates a thrilling cinema for the ears on the third volume of his Lost Themes series – his best yet, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Sci-Fi Lullabies: Lawrence Lek’s AIDOL 爱道 OST

A futuristic soundtrack to a science fiction fever dream gives visual artist and musician Lawrence Lek a wide canvas for his sonic world-building, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Televangel

Cosmic Waters

Inspired by Ian Urbina’s book *The Outlaw Ocean*, Televangel blur art and activism to thrilling effect, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Musical Conversations: Mary Lattimore’s Favourite Albums

In this week's Baker's Dozen Mary Lattimore speaks to Kareem Ghezawi about the albums that have shaped her life, and how musical friendships sustain her work

John Frusciante

Maya

Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist John Frusciante goes full on breakbeat science for his new solo album on Venetian Snares' Timesig label

Mary Lattimore

Silver Ladders

Contemporary harpist Mary Lattimore teams up with Slowdive's Neil Halstead to deliver a record alive with organic spontaneity, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Klara Lewis

Ingrid

for her third solo release on Editions Mego, Klara Lewis moves into long form experimentation with a single twenty minute track for cello and electronics

Simon Fisher Turner & Edmund de Waal

A Quiet Corner in Time

A bewitching soundscape from Simon Fisher Turner and Edmund de Waal sanctifies the mundane, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Ghédalia Tazartès

Diasporas

Hear the raw alien alchemy of Ghédalia Tazartès in this newly re-issued version of the 40-year old classic Diasporas

Daniel Davies

Signals

An assistant to John Carpenter in the creation of his Halloween (2018) soundtrack, Daniel Davies's Signals has a cinematic suspense running through it, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Dean Hurley

Anthology Resource Vol. II: Philosophy of Beyond

David Lynch collaborator Dean Hurley presents a compendium of sinister moments and discombobulated soundscapes, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Konx-Om-Pax

Ways Of Seeing

Ways of Seeing, the new album by Konx-Om-Pax offers mellow cuts, bubbling synths, and – most of all – vision, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Sarah Davachi

Pale Bloom

Sarah Davachi takes Bach down multiple pathways, purifying the listener with techno-druid oscillations that could shake both soul and glass, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Khotin

Beautiful You

Khotin cleans out the detritus from your ear canals. Latest full length, Beautiful You, is a record that never overloads the canvas, finds Kareem Ghezawi

Xeno & Oaklander

Hypnos

The fifth album by Xeno & Oaklander, Hypnos, is an unabashed geek out over synths and Greek gods

Spellling

Mazy Fly

INTERVIEW: Mitch Jenkins

We talk to the filmmaker about The Show, his new collaboration with Alan Moore

INTERVIEW: Four Tet

We talk to Kieran Hebden ahead of his sell-out night with Caribou at Brixton Academy next month