Olivier Alary & Johannes Malfatti ‘u, i’ (130701)
Some 15 years in the making, ‘u, i’ finds Montreal-based Olivier Alary and Berlin’s Johannes Malfatti composing a…
Thurston Moore ‘By The Fire’ (The Daydream Library Series)
This year started with Sonic Youth co-founder Thurston Moore opening a record shop in his adopted home of…
Lumiere ‘Phases’ (Bandcamp)
Former guitar pop type Thanos Christodoulou switched to making modern classical music in 2015, releasing his first album…
Eve Maret
Communications from pop/art frontline
Jah Wobble
Drink, drugs, libraries and gardening… dub maestro Jah Wobble shares a few of his formative influences
The FLK
The man behind The FLK’s sought-after 2011 ‘Chill Out’ homage, ‘We Know Where The Time Goes’, reveals all
St South
From bedroom to mainstream
The Silver Field
DIY electronica with lo-fi loops
Test Dept Miners’ Benefit Concert
It’s September 1984 and UK industrial pioneers Test Dept are flexing their political muscles as they throw their musical weight behind the increasingly bitter miners’ strike, beginning with a now legendary benefit concert in south London
Sparks: Tap Dancing
With the album ‘A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip’, Sparks sound as essential as ever. What keeps them going after all these years? We talk Adam and Eve, Stravinsky, The Gettysburg Address and lawnmowers…