A new Adrian Sherwood release is always something worth giving one's attention to. A 10" Discoplate release under his own name woul...

The death of Sly Stone rippled and then flowed through the world of music and social media on Monday evening and into Tuesday. He was 82 and...

Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew have been touring Remain In Light in Europe- they played Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Hamburg and Cologne, t...

Hugo Nicolson's return to musical action has seen him land at Brighton's Higher Love Recordings, a thoroughly reliable source of Bal...

Stereolab's new album Instant Holograms On Metal Film is an unexpected joy, their first for fifteen years and containing song titles tha...

Brian Eno's soundtrack work is many decades old. A selection of tracks were compiled as a double vinyl/ CD in 2020, cunningly titled Bri...

Justin Robertson's recent dub excursions, both his remixes and his own productions, have been first rate. He's kept that winning str...

New out from Tici Taci is the second full length album by Mr BC, ten tracks bound together as Smart Dust. There is plenty here for those fon...

I read Elijah Wald's Dylan Goes Electric! recently, the book that the film A Complete Unknown is largely based on. Wald is a veteran of ...

Iggy Pop's arrival on stage at 9pm on Saturday night in front of a crowd of 3000 fans was electrifying.  The crowd was all ages, from te...

Kieran Hebden (otherwise known as Four Tet) and William Tyler (guitarist in among others Silver Jews and Lambchop as well as a solo artist) ...

Sabres Of Paradise took the stage in Fabric at 9pm on Thursday night to sirens and red spotlights, the first date they've played in 30 y...

Iggy Pop plays at Manchester's Victoria Warehouse tonight and I'm going to be there. Iggy feels like the last man standing in a way....

Friday this week is a bumper post, new music from three artists old and new- OBOST, James Hardway and Reverb Delay, between them all showing...

Tonight The Sabres Of Paradise play live at Fabric in London, the first time the band have played since a handful dates in Japan in 1995. Th...

Saint Etienne are about to bow out after thirty five years of making records. Sarah, Bob and Pete are releasing their final album, Internati...

The Cure's remix album, a slew of artists tackling songs from last year's Songs Of A Lost World, promises to be one of 2025's hi...

I was going through one of the shelves of CDs recently and rediscovered the compilations of remixes by The Orb, double disc CD albums titled...

A few weeks ago an email arrived promising a new album from the duo Ultramarine- it is in fact a new old album, thirteen previously unheard ...

The pair of recent New Order Sunday mixes and yesterday's Fadela, a single released on Factory Records in 1987, have led me to Salvation...