London-based field recordist and sound artist Kate Carr does something similar to the soundscape of her home city on Vertical ...

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Fergal Kinney interviews Emma Warren about her excellent new history of how youth clubs galvanised UK and Northern Irish culture, fashion and sounds Felinheli Youth Club activities. Photo: Geoff ...

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DeForrest Brown Jr. closes the Speaker Music chapter with seventy minutes of live electronic improvisation that treats the ...

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Suede are reissuing their 1996 album Coming Up to mark its 30th anniversary. The album has been newly remastered for the ...

There’s a time and a place for regressive rock, and in this house it’s whenever the day has a Y and the clock has a spring. I ...

EFG London Jazz Festival has added a third wave of acts to the lineup for its 2026 edition. Heading up the latest ...

Francis Buseko looks at the brilliant diaristic album made in the fade of tragedy which now resembles a coherent artistic ...

As a relatively new mother, Alexandra Drewchin, aka Eartheater, is realistic but determined: “I feel like a lot of moms have ...