Lucy Dunn

Arabrot

Solar Anus

Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir

Ten Thousand

James Ferraro Announces UK & Europe Tour

Influential US shapeshifter to hit the UK and Europe in February

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

Madness Frontman Suggs’ 13 Favourite Albums Of All Time

Nutty Boy Suggs takes Simon Price on a guided tour through his record collection

Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner Reviews Punk & HC For February

Noel Gardner, bringing you news of a band called THATCHER'S SNATCH, sprints back into the pit with all that is good, bad and ugly, or named THATCHER'S SNATCH, in international punk rock, hc, oi, D-beat and crust. And, did we mention THATCHER'S SNATCH?

Björk Produces Generative Score For NYC Hotel

'Kórsafan' takes in parts of 17 years worth of choral recordings made by the Icelandic artist

Does My Black Sun Look Big In This? Skullflower’s Patterns Of Predjudice

Late last week, veteran noise act Skullflower were dropped from the line up of Raw Power festival - yet for most of their lengthy career they have been considered apolitical. Here Dylan Miller considers the jigsaw of evidence against Matthew Bower and asks, 'What changed?'

Amanda Palmer On Mindfulness And Gender

"I'd sooner write a song than buy a gun", Amanda Palmer tells Erin Lyndal Martin

Eighties Matchbox Appear In Nike Ad

'Chicken', from the punk madcaps' first LP, gets an unlikely reboot courtesy of a Nike ad

Two Poems By: Juliet Escoria

This week's new writing comes to us for the first time from West Coast USA in the form of two poems by Juliet Escoria, author of the recently-published (and searing enough to cauterise a gaping wound) short story collection Black Cloud