Fergal Kinney reports from a roasting Cagliari, where he witnesses sets from Stereolab, The Horrors, Messthetics and more at ...

Following the release of his excellent new album, the acclaimed poet, musician, novelist and playwright shares the music that ...

For those who heard it, Qur’an Shaheed’s 2020 soul jazz EP Process provided some succour in that bleakest of bleak years.

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Shane Pinnegar, author of the new book, Rocksploitation, picks out ten of the strangest marriages of movies and rock music ...

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Working with some of the earliest piano recordings made in Iran, Siavash Amini shatters these archival sounds, recomposing ...

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Darran Anderson hails a trio of unbeatable early recordings by The Beta Band and hears a unique sound that everyone bar them ...

In this month’s Low Culture podcast John and Luke are grasping their fuelling nozzles, lubing up the big end, and casting ...

Kez Whelan delivers his latest guide to the best in heavy music, featuring killer new records from Deadguy, Psudoku, Sodom ...

Notting Hill carnival will go ahead as planned this year after almost £1 million of funding was raised to finance extra ...