Toby Cook

Mogwai On Julia Brightly Tribute

Stuart Braithwaite and KOKO's Daveid Phillips discuss fundraiser for Trans* charity Gendered Intelligence in memory of Julia Brightly

David Bowie

Ouvrez Le Chien

A set from the mid-90s finds David Bowie carefully rewriting his own history live onstage, finds Julian Marszalek

An Eye That listens: An Interview With Eddie Otchere

Photographer Eddie Otchere captured jungle and drum 'n' bass from the inside. On the eve of Velocity Press' publication of their oral history of the scene, Who Say Reload (which features Otchere's images extensively), Charlie Bird caught up with the photographer to discuss nights down the Blue Note, the hardcore continuum and why dancing is dangerous to conservativism

The Devil in the Flesh: David Sylvian’s ‘Red Guitar’ at 40

Travis Elborough recalls how the Japan frontman's startling debut solo single ‘Red Guitar’ stood out among the rest of 1980s pop, and how his teenage love of David Sylvian introduced him to worlds beyond his everyday

Yes

Heaven & Earth

Revisiting Blur’s Leisure, Two Decades On

Leisure was released 20 years ago tomorrow, and Jim Keoghan argues that in its marrying the sounds of northern and southern indie of the time, Blur's debut is an underrated LP

Walls

Walls

My Bloody Valentine

Isn't Anything, Loveless reissues

Blindsided By Love: Sharon Van Etten Interviewed

After escaping an abusive relationship and earning a slew of high-profile supporters for her bare-all songwriting, Sharon Van Etten endured two years of homelessness while making her new album, Tramp. She speaks to Cian Traynor about toughening up and learning to camouflage heartache

SALEM: King Night Track-By-Track Review

"I’ve never known anyone to make music as physically affecting as Salem’s," says our Kev Kharas as he gives his first impressions of _King Night_