Although their other band, Radiohead, may not have released anything in eight years, Jonny Greenwood and Thom Yorke – alongside Sons of Kemet drummer Tom
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Amy Lamé has stepped down as London’s night czar – and nightlife could be poorer for it | Ed Gillett
Amy Lamé, London’s first night czar, announced on Wednesday that she is stepping down from her role championing the capital’s late-night culture, saying it is
Godspeeed You! Black Emperor: No Title As of 13 February 2024, 28,340 Dead review – powerfully brilliant
Ever since they first appeared, fully formed, with 1997’s stunning F♯ A♯ ∞, Montreal’s Godspeed You! Black Emperor have been at their most potent when
Anna Butterss: Mighty Vertebrate review – jazz meets post-rock on shape-shifting delight
Australian-born Anna Butterss is a working LA bassist, who’s added low end to artists such as Jason Isbell, Phoebe Bridgers and Jenny Lewis (opening for
‘We were only slightly influenced by the Cantina music’: the underworld sounds of Star Wars Outlaws
Have you ever thought what walking into a sweaty, dusty club on one of Star Wars’ desert planets would sound like? About what plays on
Various Artists: Redline Impact review – thrilling dive into east Asian hyper-electronics
London-based independent label Eastern Margins’ 2021 debut compilation Redline Legends was a joyous, high-energy documentation of the burgeoning electronic music being produced in the cities
The Hard Quartet review – cosmically trippy joy from Stephen Malkmus supergroup
An indie/alt-rock supergroup-of-sorts featuring Stephen Malkmus (Pavement, the Jicks), Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Superwolf), Jim White (Dirty Three) and Emmett Kelly (Cairo Gang, Ty Segall), the
David Gilmour: ‘The rich and powerful have siphoned off the majority of music industry money’
The Division Bell is my favourite Pink Floyd LP and the song High Hopes felt like a full stop for the band. At the time,
Caribou: Honey review – this AI-aided album is dubious on so many levels
Ever since Beethoven dismissed the newly invented metronome – “Whoever has the right feeling, needs none” – musicians have reacted against the advent of technology.
Fleetwood Mac producer sues makers of Broadway show Stereophonic
Ken Caillat, a producer known for sound engineering Fleetwood Mac, and Steven Stiefel, co-author of a memoir about the band, are suing the makers of