Review: Pharmakon – Devour
Raw and harrowing vocals are shrouded in industrial tinged electronics on the harrowing new album from Pharmakon.
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Festival Review: Supersonic 2019
A deeper look at the weird and wonderful sights and sounds of Supersonic 2019.
Sleeve Notes 004: Hominid Sounds
A deeper dive into one of the people behind London collective Hominid Sounds
Review: Uniform & The Body – Everything That Dies Someday Comes Back
A haunting and industrial collaboration that melds the two act’s musical styles perfectly.
Under the Influence with Tilde
A look at the nature influences on Tilde’s brand new EP.
Festival Preview: A Look at the Weird and Wonderful Sights and Sounds of Supernormal 2019
A closer look at what’s on offer at experimental festival Supernormal for 2019.
AN013: Tilde – Ayebidin
Pick up 25 minutes of transcendent drone from Glasgow.
Review: Several Wives – Göldi Fell
An immersive, haunting and densely layered record of orchestral drone.
Review: Those Darn Gnomes – Calling Whitetails to a Tuned Bow
It is to be understood that this is not a comfy record, this is not a record to enjoy with a glass of wine and a cushioned chair, this record […]
Premiere: Ashbringer – Spiritual Architecture
Be among the first to hear a transcendental new track from Ashbringer.
Review: Snowdrops – Manta Ray
Comprising of experimental musicians Mathieu Gabry and Christine Ott, Snowdrops‘ debut release Manta Ray is a soundtrack for the film of the same name. Having a soundtrack be your debut release […]
Festival Preview: Who to See at Roadburn 2019
Heading to Roadburn? Here are the must-see acts you simply cannot afford to miss.
30 Century Man: The Genius of Scott Walker
A tribute to a man who went from pop heartthrob to experimental auteur.
Pijn: More Is More
A deeper look at Manchester collective Pijn and their debut album before they head to Roadburn.
Left Hand Warpath: Tanya Tagaq
This week we look at Nunavut’s Tanya Tagaq, a truly avant-garde musician.
Uboa’s Xandra Metcalfe on Melancholia, Eclecticism and The Origin Of My Depression
The mind behind Uboa discusses the project’s latest album.
