John Freeman looks back 40 years to the Pet Shop Boys debut album which created a platform for everything which followed.

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Cameron Picton discusses life after Black Midi, the loss of former bandmate Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin, ambition, and rethinking ...

The Story Of Stereolab In 20 Songs, recounts the tale of Stereolab in 20 songs that represent certain vital aspects of the ...

Neurosis have released their first new album in a decade, titled An Undying Love For A Burning World. Spanning eight tracks, ...

Kraftwerk’s Radio-Activity is getting a 50th anniversary reissue. The German group’s first electronic record will be released ...

Elucid of Armand Hammer teams up with Switzerland-based producer Sebb Bash for an album of collage-like snapshots and deftly ...

Many extraordinary works fade quietly into obscurity, only to be rediscovered years later. Roland Brival’s Créole Gypsy ...

The Heads' chaotic Dionysian abandon is always tempered by a mathematical Apollonian rigour, finds Stewart Lee ...

No stranger to a juxtaposition, Bangladeshi composer Teerath Majumder has previous in merging seemingly disparate forms to ...

Ed Kuepper of The Saints and Laughing Clowns is one of the unsung heroes of Australian rock; Chris Pugmire offers ten points ...

Native Instruments (NI) is formally entering into insolvency proceedings. In a statement shared today (19 March), CEO Nick ...