Rob St John

WATCH: Cat’s Eyes Reveal New Duke Of Burgundy Video

Cat's Eyes take you on a journey through time, space and human innards

Really Heavy Things: Devin Townsend’s Favourite Albums

…well, apart from Enya. The Strapping Young Lad man offers up his top albums

Sebastian Tellier

My God Is Blue

Grand River Details Second LP For Editions Mego, ‘All Above’

The Dutch-Italian artist's next record is out in February

Of Art And Metal: The Best Ambient, Doom, Drone & Sundry Esoterica Of 2008

Quietus man John Doran may have just cut his hair and stopped drinking but nothing can remove the oily black stains from his soul. Luckily this year has been one annus miraculous for a miserable anus.

30 Years On: The Wedding Present’s George Best Revisited

Michael Hann looks back The Wedding Present and the rush to fill the void left by the Smiths splitting up; he finds an album that hasn't aged as well as it could have by a band he still loves

Hazy Euphoria: Things The Quietus Learned At Sónar 2015

Gather some of the world's finest electronic musicians and DJs, scatter them around two gargantuan sites in Barcelona and fill in the gaps with electronic wristband-donning people slowly getting basted by Estrella and sunshine, and you've got Sónar 2015, one of the festival calendar's consummate highlights. Christian Eede and Laurie Tuffrey report back

Keren Cytter Brings Wysing Project To ICA

Collaboration with Maria & The Mirrors and Vindicatrix in London on Thursday

Deep Space 13: Stephen Mallinder’s Favourite Soundtracks

Sean Kitching speaks to Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire and Wrangler about 13 of his favourite science fiction, horror and fantasty film soundtracks