A commentary on the latest trends in music, from the newest tracks to up-and-coming artistes, as well as unique and lesser-known acts.
Technology, drugs, politics: as the 1980s ended, the world was in dramatic flux – and one album in particular captured the sense of hope in the air at the time. Here, The Beloved’s Jon Marsh tells us how they did that.
One of Britain’s most singular sound system music talents has assembled a full jazz band for his most ambitious project yet: we find out how he reached this point.
Newly located to Portugal, veteran German experimentalist Burnt Friedman tells us more about his search for universal principles of rhythm.
How the natural British urge to do things differently has created not just stars but a rich range of strange adaptations of hip hop culture.
While the arts world struggles to deal with the post-pandemic world, a unique DIY venue in the Northeast of England is exploring new ways of offering and finding hope in the “roots and shoots” of experimental music and art.
A hive of activity for seven years now, London’s all-female singing collective is maturing into its sound as it approaches its second album.
On the occasion of the re-release of Nightmares On Wax’s all-time classic, we look back at one of the more under-appreciated sides of 1990s beat music.
The Norfolk producer’s fifth album reinvents the sounds of the 1990s to create a dream world.
