Kate Baudelaire

The Ear Of The Other: Colonialism & Decolonial Listening

In an exclusive extract from the new journal Focus on Sound, edited by Nicholas Burman, Emily Hansell Clark explores the sensory history of imperialism and enslavement

TONIGHT: Free Stone Roses Gig

Popular Manchester band play first show since reforming this evening in Warrington

Unsound: Final Announcements

Krakow's festival, which runs from 14th-21st October, nearly sold out; adds a few final acts

Soundtrack To The Interzone: Justin Robertson’s Baker’s Dozen

In a self-penned Baker's Dozen, DJ and producer Justin Robertson recalls the thirteen pieces of music that soundtracked his rise from home counties obscurity to the outer edges of dance music, via run-ins with Jimmy Page and Mark E. Smith

Slaves To The Algorithm: How Facebook Is Throttling Underground Culture

Mollie Zhang speaks to musicians and artists about how to survive, with or without likes, follows and page boosts

Café Oto Announces Nature-Themed Series

London's Café Oto will host a series themed around nature and music through this summer into autumn

Peculiar Relationships: Neil Gaiman’s Favourite Albums

Following this week's release of his live collaborative album with Amanda Palmer, the fantasy and science fiction author picks out the records that have most inspired and informed his writing

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White Hills

The Big Pink: Naked Ambition

Cutting Pink With Scissors, Kissing The Pink, The Australian Pink Floyd - will The Big Pink be able to reach the dizzy heights scaled by their fuchsia coloured cousins? Ben Hewitt investigates

Aspirational Music: Hiro Kone’s Favourite Tracks

From the duduk to spiritual jazz, Hiro Kone's Nicky Mao guides Bernie Brooks through a selection of thirteen tracks that informed and inspired her latest LP, Silvercoat The Throng

Sufjan Stevens Shares New Track, ‘America’

The 12-minute song is the first to be unveiled from his new album

Piercing Highs: Mondkopf’s Favourite Albums

Fittingly enough for a man who makes music of a decidedly bracing bent - be it the hulking techno of Mondkopf or the grindcore-inspired electronics of Extreme Precautions - French producer Paul Régimbeau's top 13 LPs are a suitably heavyweight suite. Brace yourself...

Sound Of Creation: Adrian Sherwood’s 13 Favourite Albums

Legendary UK dub producer and On-U-Sound founder Adrian Sherwood recently released his latest solo album Survival & Resistance. He talks David Stubbs through a list of his favourite albums and inspirations, from Ray Charles to Burning Spear