Ian Wade meets Peaches in Soho to discuss the 13 records that have shaped her life and work, from Lil' Kim to Laurie Anderson ...

The Spectator columnist Bonnie Blue is going to headline Cheltenham Literature Festival. Jools Holland to be replaced as the ...

The Bhutan-born, North Carolina-based guitarist picks up an electric guitar for this initially somewhat softer take on his ...

Sly Dunbar has died aged 73; Wrongtom celebrates a life of reggae and pop innovation reaching from Jamaica across the globe.

Caught between the melodic whimsy of indie pop and the atmospherics of minimalist synthesizer music, the Italian-born singer ...

Fergal Kinney interviews Emma Warren about her excellent new history of how youth clubs galvanised UK and Northern Irish ...

Lightning Bolt and OOIOO have joined forces for a new split LP, titled The Horizon Spirals / The Horizon Viral. Spanning ...

War Child, the charity which aims to protect children caught up in war, is releasing a new compilation album, HELP(2).

Ben Graham considers decadence, the fascination of fascism and David Bowie's half a century old Station To Station ...

Drew Daniel of The Soft Pink Truth & Matmos asks an existential question of himself, what good is making music under fascism?

The first time I tried to buy a Susumu Yokota album I was in my late teens. I picked up a copy of Image in Vinyl Exchange in ...

Darran Anderson selects ten entry points into the formidable canon of David Berman, his music with Silver Jews and Purple ...