Ned Raggett

Creep Show

Yawning Abyss

The latest from John Grant and Wrangler gives Jeremy Allen the creeps

Marking A Time: Ghetts’ Favourite Albums

As Ghetts releases his new album Ghetto Gospel - The New Testament, the London-based rapper guides Tara Joshi through 13 favourite records, from Michael Jackson to Jay-Z, Tupac, Notorious BIG and those closer to home including Kano and Klashnekoff

Molchat Doma

Monument

Belarusian trio Molchat Doma exude Kraftwerk and The Cure influences in third studio album Monument, finds Laviea Thomas

Psyche Bugyo

Psychedelic Judgeman Comes, He Has the Cherry Blossom On The Shoulder

Wham!

The Final

All Tomorrow’s Parties I’ll Be Your Mirror Review

Tim Burrows muses on All Tomorrow's Parties I'll Be Your Mirror event, and explains why Swans are currently the greatest rock band on the planet. Photographs by Hayley Hatton

The Thrill Is Gone: An Interview With Blackhaine

Lancashire rapper and dancer Blackhaine explores class, mortality and ennui through an unorthodox take on UK drill. Ahead of his performance at WOS Festival, he speaks with Alastair Shuttleworth about the world-building across his records to date

Do It Yourself (Get A Friend To Help): House Of Blondes Interviewed

After discovering that House Of Blondes claimed to have two debut albums, and falling in love with the second, Clean Cuts, Nick Southall was both confused and intrigued. He contacted John Blonde to solve this puzzle, and ended up discussing the magic of recorded sound

Behind The Walls Of The Iron Galaxy: El-P, Cannibal Ox & Philip K. Dick

Philip K. Dick's massive influence on underground rock is well documented but less has been said when it comes to hip hop. Eden Tizard looks, in particular at El P's Fantastic Damage and The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox

Kemper Norton

Oxland Cylinder

Kemper Norton evokes dark and liminal spaces on new album Oxland Cylinder finds Will Ainsley

Mark Jenkin

Enys Men (Original Score)

Director Mark Jenkin offers up a sinister take on the haunted sound of post-millennial electronica for his new film, Enys Men

Lovely Jubbly: D Double E’s Favourite Music

D Double E guides Aaron Bishop through the albums that shaped him and how the artists behind them resonated with him from Twista and Mobb Deep to Aaliyah and Shabba Ranks

Four Tet Shares First Drum & Bass Remix

Kieran Hebden has remixed a recent track by D&B producer Krust

Wyndow Share Debut Single, ‘Take My Picture’

'Take My Picture' is one of a set of songs that the two worked on together in isolation during the coronavirus pandemic

Still House Plants

If i don’t make it, i love u

For their third album, the London via Glasgow trio trawl through their teenage idols and smash them all to pieces, finds Hayley Scott

A Certain Ratio Line Up UK Tour Through Spring

The Manchester-based group will play 15 shows across April and May in support of new album 'It All Comes Down To This'