At the Mercury Prize ceremony in Newcastle, Brett Anderson and his bandmates revealed their new plans in an interview with NME
From Michael Kiwanuka to Wolves In The Throne Room, from Anderson .Paak to William Basinski, a guide to the most interesting releases of the week
The long-awaited, controversial return of one of the few truly essential musical entities of this decade
Sulky, fearful, introspective, Arianna Del Giaccio from Anzio, on the Roman coastline, draws on the existentialist situationism borrowed from the it-pop of Calcutta and Contessa to create vignettes narrating the fragile, complicated everyday lives and the unease of her peers. We retrace the story of one of the most promising singer-songwriters of her generation
The restless globetrotter King Ink finds in São Paulo a corner of love and serenity, from which he'll draw one of his masterpieces
The story of the most difficult moment of the singer-songwriter from Zocca and of the record born from the traumatic event of his arrest
The cartoon band's debut subverts the rules, inventing a new way of making music
The historic double album now regarded as one of the high points of Portuguese folk and European singer-songwriter music
Relentless hits, aching ballads and troubled stories: the manifesto album from Michael Hutchence's band
Australian jangle-pop redefined by the fourth studio album from the band led by Steve Kilbey: a journey through psychedelia, orchestral turns, and a legacy left on the alt-rock landscape
Keiji Haino's cosmic conception of sound in the Japanese project's noise-rock masterpiece
The album of exile that turned semba into a weapon of freedom: the voice of a man on the run became the cry of an entire nation
The space-time portal of an album where pop psychedelia bridges past and future
Starting over, after premature success
A great comeback for the standard-bearers of cascadian black metal
The British synth-pop duo crafts a sonic biography of Alan Turing
After 16 years, the queen of neo-soul returns, with an album in which she reflects on the things that matter before the end of the world
From a noise monolith to a folk song format on the edge of chaos
The never-ending story of an English folk-rock master
Pop attitude and the centrality of the voice define the ninth album of LaValle's project
The never-ending story of an English folk-rock master
Mutant grooves from the new Glasgow
The young Canadian singer-songwriter recounts the unease, anxieties and difficulties that have accompanied her rise
A gothic drone that is both an elegy to the departed and a claustrophobic participation in History's deafening mechanisms
Educational slaps and post-punk on the Catalan trio's debut
Soundtrack for the Nastro d'Argento-winning documentary directed by Francesco Zippel, dedicated to the celebrated American noir writer
The Australian producer embraces the digital revolution on an all-out dancefloor record
Guitar, modular processes and magnetic tape for a successful first collaboration
When producer Mauro Malavasi bridged Bologna and Mexico City with a memorable song
The melancholy portrait of Stipe and co.'s youth, between midnight swims and painful memories
"To Be Kind" is, in its eight minutes, the perfect synthesis of the band's monster-era phase
Argentine rock's brilliant elder statesman reworks one of his own songs with help from Sting, and the result is surprising
An introspective masterpiece and a sharp snapshot of social media, Dean's "Instagram" is one of the defining songs of contemporary K-pop and R&B
The rise of the duo made up of Çağla Güleray (vocals and synths) and Furkan Güleray (bass and guitar). A Turkish pair blending contemporary goth with the roots of Anatolian music, for one of the most original projects on the new dark scene
We retrace the career and work of the late Milanese singer-songwriter, from his beginnings with Scisma to the triumphs of his mature years, up to "È inutile parlare d'amore"
Standard-bearers of an enigmatic art pop since 1978, the thoroughly English Monochrome Set are profiled through the words of their frontman, Bid, in an interview that lifts the veil on one of the most elusive bands of the 80s
The reissue of the classic 1965 Beatles album is out: we take the opportunity to dig deeper into a pivotal chapter in the history of the Fab Four
On the occasion of the reissue, we tell the story of the record with which the Hodgson-Davies duo's band rose again on a remote English farm, giving birth to 8 perfect songs
Not a mere side project while waiting for Radiohead to wake up, but an entity in its own right. Yorke, Greenwood and Skinner have taken the trauma of the new millennium and dissected it with a musicologist's cold precision, through the ferocity of a true rock band
To mark the return of Ian McCulloch and co. with "Apples For Isaac", we revisit their most famous song, one of the masterpieces of the entire wave era
Riding the Odyssey fever sparked by Nolan's film, we revisit 20 songs that tell, each in their own way, the story of Ulysses' voyage.
From the classic theme song and its famous covers (Ramones, Aerosmith, Flaming Lips) to film scores, U2's musical, and Spider-Punk: the Marvel hero's ongoing flirtation with rock.
We remember Francesco Guccini, who passed away at 86 in his beloved Pavana, with 15 of the most memorable songs from his catalogue
We remember the great Irish songwriter, who passed away on July 29, through 10 essential songs spanning The Frames, The Swell Season and his solo work.
The Slovenian trio is revolutionizing world music, between original albums and exhilarating live performances. Ahead of tonight's show at the Piedicavallo Festival, singer and multi-instrumentalist Ana Kravanj reveals the secrets behind a formula that is pure magic
We trace the artistic evolution of the Icelandic trio, from their early experiments steeped in Nordic folklore, witchcraft and glacial melancholy, to their appearances on the bills of major European festivals. One of the most evocative bands on the contemporary post-punk scene
From Pink Floyd to Radiohead, a zigzagging journey along progressive rock's most contested borders.
Oriental dancer, horror film dubbing artist, but above all a formidable singer and performer. The incredible story of Lili-Marlene Premilovich, one of the most eccentric and original figures in new wave. Her visionary art pop, enriched by theatrical vocals and refined arrangements, reached its creative peak on Stateless, though it wasn't her only triumph
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Like a crescendo that implodes. A held-back orgasm. The New York band's Love without Love is a tour de force of rock that is at once cerebral and heart-wrenching
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