reviews

Some records document a moment; Forefowk, Mind Me, the third album from Glasgow-based singer Quinie (Josie … Review | Quinie | Forefowk, Mind Me [Upset The Rhythm]Read more

Zion Train’s Dubs of Perception opens like an unearthed ritual. The first sounds are raw, untuned … Review | Zion Train | Dubs of Perception [Universal Egg]Read more

A chance encounter backstage at a late-night talk show has spiraled into one of the most … Review | Idles | Run Rabbit Run [Single, Protozoa / Partisan Records]Read more

Few artists have reshaped the possibilities of electronic music as profoundly as Laetitia Sonami. Her newly … Review | Laetitia Sonami | Dangerous Women: Early Works 1985-2005 [Lovely Music]Read more

The Slovenian avant-garde collective Laibach continues its series of single releases with Die Kanone, a bombastic … Review | Laibach | Die Kanone [Single / Mute]Read more

In Greenland’s chilly Sisimiut, where snow covers an old bus and it’s often -14°C, rapper Tarrak … Review | Bicep | Takkuuk (Original Soundtrack) [Ninja Tune]Read more

On a drizzly London afternoon, Paul Weller walks into a half-lit studio and unclasps a battered … Review | Paul Weller | Find El Dorado [Warner]Read more

Nils Lassen’s Fingerprints lingers like the last breath of a half-forgotten dream, all soft edges and … Review | Nils Lassen | Fingerprints [Aenaos Records]Read more

In the ever-evolving world of indie psych rock, few stories feel as heartwarmingly authentic as a … Review | Post Animal | Iron [Polyvinyl]Read more

Jah Wobble, the British bass maestro and dub visionary, has long been a cornerstone of the … Review | Jah Wobble | Dub Volume 1 [Dimple Discs]Read more