Maya Kalev

Young Echo

Nexus

LIVE REPORT: Raime

London duo Raime's music draws its power from its exquisite, overwhelming slowness, writes Maya Kalev in a review of last week's audiovisual show at LSO St. Luke's

Technology At The Bleeding Edge: Reflections On F.C. Judd

Public Information recently invited a host of contemporary artists to reinterpret the work of electronics pioneer F.C. Judd. With the resulting compilation just released, Maya Kalev speaks with Holly Herndon, Perc, Ekoplekz, Karen Gwyer and more to discuss their visions of his approach and the enduring appeal of his work

Spreading The Privilege: The Knife Live In London

The Knife's new Shaking The Habitual live show has received a mixed response from critics and fans alike. Maya Kalev gives the Quietus' verdict. Photography by Andrew Novell

Violetshaped / Shapednoise

Violetshaped / The Day Of Revenge

Deeper Underground: An Interview With The Haxan Cloak

Bobby Krlic's second album as The Haxan Cloak takes the spirit of his self-titled debut into synthetic and ethereal space, sending shivers up the spine in the process. He speaks to Maya Kalev about the pleasure of fear and unease

An Endless Kiss Of Uninhibited Love: Swans Live At KOKO

Swans return to KOKO with some friends in tow for the Michael Gira-curated Mouth To Mouth Festival. Under the joyous onslaught, Maya Kalev forgets to inhale. Photos thanks to Katja Ogrin

Keysound Recordings

This Is How We Roll

Heterotic

Love & Devotion

Function

Incubation

Distorted & Contorted: An Interview With Samuel Kerridge

Berlin's Samuel Kerridge re-casts techno as a sensuous, murky throb, overwhelming the listener with waves of sub-bass and metallic ambience drawn from doom metal and post-punk. He speaks to Maya Kalev about his new EP for Regis' label and the importance of pushing against constraints

Grouper

The Man Who Died In His Boat

Gerry Read

Jummy

Hemlock Recordings

Chapter One