Deerhoof have said they are removing their music from streaming platform Spotify. Announcing their intention, the band ...

Eiko Ishibashi and Jim O’Rourke are releasing a new collaborative album through Drag City. Titled Pareidolia, the record is ...

Le Guess Who? has launched a fundraising campaign in order to help secure the festival’s future going forward. Citing rising ...

Adrian Sherwood has shared details of his fourth solo studio album, The Collapse Of Everything. Marking the dub pioneer’s ...

Optimo’s JD Twitch, real name Keith McIvor, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. The much-loved Scottish DJ, who forms one-half of the DJ duo Optimo (Espacio), ...

Call Super is releasing a one-off mix CD for Dekmantel’s in-house label. Marking the first mix compilation release via the ...

Our friends at Baba Yaga’s Hut have a big all-dayer gig coming up later this month. Headlined by yesterday’s stars of the ...

From murderous yoghurts to zombie serial killer policemen, Larry Cohen's films always had a serious satirical point at their ...

Born out of the febrile Basque Country experimental music community and infused with the weirdness of the early 00s New York ...

Sunshine cynicism from mid-70s Nigeria, The Lijadu Sisters deliver sharp political commentary in a soulful voice ...

Reissue of the Week Maybe, Possibly? A Look Back At Perhaps By The Associates The Associates’ fourth album was a notable commercial bomb after the smash success of Sulk, with Billy Mackenzie aiming to ...

Reissue of the Week Reissue Of The Week: Van Der Graaf Generator’s The Charisma Years 1970-1978 Van Der Graaf Generator may have been early figureheads of the progressive scene, but their love of ...