Perfume Genius has released a new song, titled ‘Natural High’. It forms part of the US artist’s score for a new dance work by choreographer Kate Wallich, called The Lesson, which was commissioned by ...

Boards Of Canada’s 1996 EP Hi Scores is being reissued by Warp Records. The 30th anniversary release will mark the first time that the Scottish duo’s full catalogue has been widely available on vinyl ...

At what point does a song stop being a song? Strip away the beat, harmony and narrative; leave behind a voice, a melody, a ...

Apple has launched a live music venue in London’s Battersea Power Station. The 600-capacity Apple Music Hall will host intimate live gigs from established and new artists, with each show filmed and ...

Marcel Dettmann has a new album on the way, titled My Own Shadow: Album. Spanning 19 tracks, the record explores various strains of house, techno, electro, EBM and ambient music. It’s said to be ...

Drawing from 80s new wave, alt-rock and The Cure, Olivia Rodrigo builds a soundtrack to her own lovesick world, exploring her sound beyond the pop-punk frame You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love ...

Filip Kalinowski pays tribute to the indefatigable, make it fast, make it slow Ghanaian funk innovator who died this month.

Their fourth album asks why so much Black music born from pain makes people dance. The band needed the answer for practical reasons ...

Music journalists love to declare the influences that must have gone into a new album, but a lot of the time the artists responsible themselves are left baffled by such comparisons. We thought, why ...

Archie Forde hails a compilation of young Icelandic artists which rails against gentrification and foreclosed futures alike ...

For all its stunning virtuosity, the tumbling fingerstyle guitar of Swedish guitarist Finn Loxbo is always in service to a ...

I meet Marc Almond a few minutes’ walk from the Brewer Street flat in which he lived in the early 1980s. There is a ...