It's the last day of August, the end of summer pretty much. Back To School signs decorate the supermarkets, night is already draw...

“As flies to wanton boys, we are for the gods. They will kill us for the sport. Soon, the science will not only be able to slow down the ...

A month ago I watched the excellent documentary Matangi/Maya/M.I.A., a film about the life, music and politics of M.I.A. The film is made...

I suppose at the least one thing was made very clear yesterday, 28th August 2019, and that is that there can be no doubts now about where...

Back from a couple of days in London late last night, from baking sunshine and temperatures well over 30 degrees. This Weatherall remix o...

I assumed 2016's Post Pop Depression was Iggy's last album- it had a finality about it, it seemed to say over and out. But no, Ig...

Released in August 1979, forty years old this month,  Bela Lugosi's Dead was the debut release by Bauhaus, a single recorded live (or...

Not one but two Andrew Weatherall mixes for Sunday, three hours of solid gold listening on a bank holiday weekend. The sun's out too,...

Four Tet has been slipping new tracks out semi- regularly recently and has an new e.p. out now (Anna Painting, three new songs to accompa...

In the early 90s Sandals, a four piece from South London, signed to Acid Jazz and put out a series of 12" singles and an alb...

Long Meg and Her Daughters is a stone circle near Penrith, a megalith constructed somewhere between five and three thousand years...

After Monday's Balearica and Tuesday's chugg we dive further down the electronic rabbit hole today with some premium grade ac...

This pair of chuggy, leftfield dancefloor monsters could have been posted on any given Monday in the Long Song slot, both being towards t...

I don't know if we are in the midst of a Balearic revival or if it's just that I'm just finding a lot of it at the moment. ...

It's been nearly a month since Andrew Weatherall graced these pages and helpfully so that I can plug that gap he's just recorded ...

Echo And the Bunnymen's 1981 album Heaven Up Here- a record that kept me company during a cold winter in rented accommodation many ye...

More kaleidoscopic, electronic Balearic action today, brand new and from the most unBalearic environs of Leeds. Exotic Language is the fi...

I went back to this 2014 album recently and it fits into my current listening palette really well- Paradise Freaks by Seahawks. Opener Ra...

Boom! Two booms today- I can't remember exactly why either of these songs came into my head recently or if one sparked the other but ...

Steve Cobby, Dennis Bovell and Jimmy Brown have recorded together as BBC and since the start of the month have been offering Quality Weed...