Stevie Chick offers ten points of entry into the heaviocious back catalogue of South London rock destroyers Part Chimp ...

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Australian musician Will Guthrie's gamelan-inspired ensemble pushes improvised percussion music to rich and experimental new ...

If Talking Heads have a magnum opus, it is surely 1980’s Remain in Light. More than a mere maturation in the band’s sound, ...

It's been a long road, but just before the release of his sixth album under the Dexys banner, Kevin Rowland has finally found some peace of mind regarding his identity. He speaks frankly to Natalie ...

With the end of June comes the slew of 2025-so-far charts and its accompanying discourse, the first proper attempt to ...

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It was inevitable that David Lynch’s death would prompt re-engagement with his now completed body of work. In the UK at least ...

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A long-term fixture on Beirut’s underground experimental music scene, the latest from Sary Moussa is caught between the ...

Mark Andrews looks into the four decade back catalogue of the mutant blues master and finds ten points of entry ...