Sarah Nicolls and Warp Works
Pioneering pianist Sarah Nicolls remembers the first time she felt the concert hall collide with the club, when Warp Works put electronica on even ground with Cage, Stockhausen and Ligeti
Jane Weaver
With a slew of her archival albums recently reissued, psych/avant/folk popstrel Jane Weaver delves into her foremost influences
No Beats Aloud
Zipping through time and space, Kris Needs continues his adventures in sound. This month he focuses on No Beats Aloud
The Gentle People
Dougee Dimensional and Honeymink of subversive loungers The Gentle People reflect on their chill-out classic ‘Journey’, their immersive approach, and partnering with Aphex Twin
Stephin Merritt And The 6ths
Sweeping the forgotten corridors of music, this month Scott Blixen turns his attention to Stephin Merritt And The 6ths
Wobbling Gelatine Delight
Further random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we’re able to tell) is Decluttering
Constellation Tatsu
Location: Oakland, CA Est: 2012
The Juan Maclean ‘Less Than Human’ (DFA, 2005)
"In 2005, two decades before the age of AI, ‘Less Than Human’ was a prescient album title..."
The Anchoress
Singer-songwriter Catherine Anne Davies, better known as The Anchoress, takes on our quick-fire question machine
Nash The Slash: Under Wraps
Swathed in bandages and cloaked in mystery, Nash The Slash was one of music’s true eccentrics. As a revealing new documentary arrives, Gary Numan, Bill Nelson, Steve Hillage and Youth recall their encounters with the Canadian electronic/art rock pioneer