Lottie Brazier

Bernard Sumner Writes About Brexit

Bernard Sumner pens article on Brexit for the New European. Photo courtesy of Phil Fisk

LISTEN: D.Glare Remixes Sim Hutchins

One half of Chrononautz remixes Sim Hutchins single; listen below

LISTEN: Unreleased C. Diab

Check out a selection of bonus tracks from the Vancouver-based musician's latest album below

Fela Kuti And London’s “Underground Spiritual Game”

Attending London's recent Felebration — a fairly Ronal portmanteau celebrating the life and work of Fela Kuti — Lottie Brazier finds a performance rightly reverent of history even as it creates new meaning for all involved, and an event which, in our current Right-lurching climate, is both necessary and in danger of disappearing

Mute Announce Richard H. Kirk Boxsets

Two boxsets collecting work from Richard H. Kirk and a past alter ego to be released by Mute

Love Music Hate Racism At Rich Mix

Love Music Hate Racism returns in wake of post-Brexit increase in reported incidents of racist violence

Fat Out Fest 2017 Announced

Salford promoters announce plans for next year's event with tQ and more in tow

Amoral Avatar

Amoral Avatar

James Holden & Camilo Tirado Live This Week

Musicians collaborate on last performance of recent live piece at show this Sunday

Hannah Peel At Shoreditch Church Next Month

Musician explores impact of dementia in London show next month

LISTEN: New The Proper Ornaments

The Proper Ornaments tease upcoming album with new single; listen below

Mike & Rich

Expert Knob Twiddlers (Reissue)

Shabaka & The Ancestors

Wisdom Of Elders

Things Learned At: La Route Du Rock 2016

At this year's La Route du Rock festival, in and around Brittany's fortress city of Saint-Malo, Lottie Brazier experiences the physical reality of surround sound, the coming of age of Belle and Sebastian, and an unexpected highlight in the form of a more danceable Pantha Du Prince

Roskilde Festival And Anti-Nationalist Sentiment In Denmark

At the monolithic Roskilde festival in Denmark, Lottie Brazier finds a far more than cursory exploration of contemporary non-Western music pointing — despite seemingly having no overt political agenda — to a rising tide of inclusivity and anti-nationalist sentiment in an increasingly conservative climate

Preview: Roskilde Festival

Ahead of this year's instalment of the Danish festival — impressive both in capacity and in the size of its line-up — Lottie Brazier roots around the bill for a selection of newly and firmly established must-sees

Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids

We Be All Africans

The Lead Review: Lottie Brazier On Brian Eno’s The Ship

With Brian Eno's latest full length out on Warp tomorrow, Lottie Brazier looks at its overarching influences, including poetry, found sound, and the stillness of war.

Pere Ubu

Architecture Of Language 1979-1982

This Heat

This Heat/Deceit/Health And Efficiency EP

John Cale

M:FANS/Music For A New Society

CTM

Suite For A Young Girl

Ink From The Eyes: Jerusalem In My Heart Interviewed

Lebanese-born Montreal-based musician Radwan Ghazi Moumneh tells Lottie Brazier about the evolution of his project combining electronics with traditional Arabic instruments and documenting a changing Beirut on record

Genuine Freedom: Sadaf Interviewed

Before she supports Grimes tonight, the performance artist talks to Lottie Brazier about narrowing the gap between 'experimental' and 'pop' and flipping gender dynamics in the video for industrialised banger C.F.C.

Sun Ra And His Arkestra

To Those Of Earth... And Other Worlds

Public Image Ltd.

What The World Needs Now...