Paul Klotschkow

ScHoolboy Q

Oxymoron

Memory Tapes

Seek Magic

Blur Announce First Gig In More Than Seven Years

The Wembley Stadium show next summer will be their only UK appearance of 2023

Oh No Ono

Eggs

LISTEN: Positive Centre’s LP

Play In Silent Series in full ahead of its release this month

Connan Mockasin

Jassbusters

Uncomfortable, unsettling, and a full-band revelation: Mockasin’s new album (plus film) is the saga of a not-okay relationship

Chilly Gonzales To Release New Single

'Never Stop' set for April release

Staying On The One: Bootsy Collins’ Favourite LPs

Bootsy Collins helped define the sound of funk, working with Parliament and James Brown, who taught him the mysterious concept of The One. In this Bakers Dozen, he talks to Julian Marszalek about those times & why he couldn't leave home without dropping acid and listening to Hendrix

New Ian Brown Tracks Available Early

Special EP with four tracks from forthcoming album

The Perfect Sentence: Tariq Goddard’s Favourite Storytelling Songs

Novelist and publisher Tariq Goddard chooses thirteen songs that have defined his life, with a focus on the musical storytellers who inspired him to tell tales of his own from The Kinks to Ice T

Watch: Ace New Horrors Video

New album a corker too

A Very Cool Thing To Have Done: Crunchy Frog At 25

The Danish indie label has been at the heart of Copenhagen's creative underground for a quarter of a century, says Kiran Acharya who attends their birthday celebrations

Thom Yorke: I’ll Sue David Cameron

Radiohead frontman "to sue the living shit" out of Cameron if he uses their music in an election campaign

Cooked To Perfection: Why You Have To Watch Breaking Bad

With its final installment about to arrive, David Stubbs casts an eye back over the exquisitely bleak, hyperreal vista of one of the most unique TV shows in history and asks - why haven't you watched Breaking Bad yet? (contains mild spoilers)

YĪN YĪN

Mount Matsu

Dutch psych-funk quartet make up in experimental flourishes what they lack in grit, finds Jeremy Allen

New Weird Britain In Review For June By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner marks the middle of the year with a solstice selection of wyrd music from the UK DIY underground. Main photograph: Ahrkh