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Freddy Forbidden: A manifesto of noise

Some artists arrive with a sound. Freddy Forbidden arrives with a manifesto. Raised in Newham,...

If you’ve spent any meaningful amount of time lurking around London’s DIY underground...

Fifteen years after emerging from the shadows with World Music, Swedish psych collective GOAT are...

At once a social history and a devotional mixtape, Northern Soul: Still Burning traces the...

They arrived in a rush of color and noise. More than 50 members of Pussy Riot stormed the Russian...

We love a band of mystery. We love costumes even more. But if the music doesn’t hit, the whole...

Some songs feel like they arrive fully formed, carrying a memory with them. “Daniel,” the new...

Fifty years deep, Radio-Activity is getting a full-spectrum glow-up. Kraftwerk are dropping a trio...

A low, circling tension runs through “Helicopters”, the new collaboration between Ezra Collective...

There’s something quietly surreal about watching Anna Calvi and Iggy Pop sing together. Not in a...

There’s a specific kind of anxiety that hits when an iconic artist drops new music after being...

Johnny Lynch has never been afraid of a strange idea, but Life Slime might be his most open and...