Scandinavian disco house is one of the high points of early 21st century popular culture I reckon. DJs and producers like Lindstrom, Prin...

Would you like to start your Sunday with a hot off the press Hardway Bros re-edit of Japan's Life In Tokyo? Of course you would, why ...

Whoosh! and oof! This arrived in my Inbox yesterday and is a tremendous racket, a full throttle explosion with flailing, driving, disto...

GLOK's debut album Dissident comes out today, Andy Bell's seven track cosmic departure, its grooves and bytes full of vibrant k...

Back in March I posted a pair of tracks by A Mountain Of Rimowa, a driving, electrified, bass-led monster drawing a straight line between...

I've stayed away from blogposts about politics for the last fortnight fearing I was getting a bit repetitive, just pissing into the w...

There's nothing that compares to Neu! for making that dreamy, linear, soaring krautrock, the motorik beat gently pushing everything e...

On his recent radio appearance with Heidi, posted here if you missed it, Andrew Weatherall dropped the news that back in 1993 when questi...

On Friday night I got the bus to Hulme to see Richard Norris take his ambient/deep listening project on the road. The two Group Mind A...

In 2009 Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve released a compilation album rounding up their remixes and re-animations of a bunch of artists- Th...

I found this the other day via a Facebook group a friend added me to, a four track release from the middle of last year from a label call...

Hoga Nord must be the most reliable record label in the world at the moment, putting out gem after gem. This is by Mythologen and came ou...

I found the above photo while looking at Robert Frank photos on Google image search. It's by Jakob Perlmutter from a series he did as...

Duncan Gray, as blogged about here in August, has been drip feeding long chuggy ALFOS dancers through the Bandcamp page of the tici taci...

Robert Frank died last week aged ninety- four. In 1957 he published a book of his photographs called The Americans, a collection of ...

Double Weatherall action for Sunday, four hours of the end times sound system, across two different online radio shows. First Lord Sabr...

Thurston Moore is going to release three 7" singles in November and each one will have the same B-side, a cover of New Order's L...

I was in a record shop recently- I know, a record shop, imagine!- and there was something horrible playing on the in-store sound system (...

Indian summer yesterday, autumn sweater today. In 1997 Yo La Tengo released I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One, a double album of perfec...

This mix from Rich Lane is the perfect way to spend two and a half hours today, a midweek pick-me- up, lots of chuggy end of summer tunes...