Mark Brend

The The’s Soul Mining Reissue Details

Influential post-punk/synthpop group to reissue deluxe edition of album

Bad Seeds For Extra Brighton Date

New version of Higgs Boson Blues for release later in the year

WATCH: New Father Murphy

Video for Let The Wrong Rise With You from new EP

Grumbling Fur & More At The Social On Weds

The Grumblings, alongside Pastel Colours and Toy DJs on bill

Unsound Adds Blawan, Tirzah And More To 2023 Lineup

Ziúr will also link up with Elvin Brandhi, Iceboy Violet and Sander Houtkruijer to present her new album, 'Eyeroll', at the Kraków event

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Song Of The Pearl

Sounds Behind The Power: Lotic’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of their appearance at this year's Unsound Festival, Lotic speaks to Aimee Armstrong about the 13 records that inspired them through life and music

Devilman Live In London

Small But Hard & the Quietus present Devilman, Gum Takes Tooth and Kohhei Matsuda at Cafe Oto

They Do Like It Up ‘Em: Fisty Fun & Queer Bangers With Furfriend

On the surface, mysterious Electronic Bumming Music duo Furfriend appear to be a carnal celebration of the squelchier end of sexual practice. Yet, as Luke Turner discovers, their new EP for Perc Trax reveals that they're LGBT activists, as well as just 'active'...

Pet Shop Boys To Support Take That!

Duo will play with the boys on UK tour

“Dancing For The World”: Stepping Inside Footwork

Adam Bychawski goes to a London dance studio in order to take a class in footwork and ends up learning about the whole Chicago subculture. Photographs by Josiah Bourguet

A Flash Of White Heat: John Stanier Of Battles’ Favourite Albums

With Battles' new LP La Di Da Di out, the drummer with the highest cymbal in rock takes a journey through hardcore, hip-hop and baroque and reveals his 'never-leave-home-without-it security blanket record' for Kiran Acharya

Ipso Facto To Split Up

But singer embarking on new project

Spiders’ Webs From Scraps: Guy Garvey’s Favourite Albums

Before his edition of the Meltdown festival begins next month, the singer-songwriter, broadcaster and Elbow frontman talks to Lisa Jenkins about his love of Talk Talk, lyrical grey areas and nutmeg-based mishaps

Songs Of Praise: David Keenan’s Baker’s Dozen

Jennifer Lucy Allan hears about high-fiving Edgar Froese, frightening the neighbours, disavowing the devil and how Scottish author David Keenan is all about saying yes. Portrait by Heather Leigh.

Columnfortably Numb: July In Psych/Noise Rock By JR Moores

JR Moores finds comfort in an international selection of psych-rock releases before the UK fully isolates itself and then outlaws all music that isn't made by decent, ordinary, real, hardworking people like Olly Murs