Musique

Nettspend's “6weeks” pushes his vocals to the limit

His Virginia Creeper EP arrives just in time to soundtrack your most fried Halloween plans.

Gorilla Music · EN

Phoebe Bridgers releases Live at Madison Square Garden EP on Tidal

The Tidal exclusive arrives as The Lost Tour wraps in the U.S. ahead of a European leg this winter.

Gorilla Music · EN

Detroit techno pioneer Juan Atkins has died, but his legacy lives on

The godfather and co-originator of techno made an indelible impact on modern music history.

Gorilla Music · EN

Ghost Rhythms – “Missing Times”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Black Sheep Wall Return With a Veritable Choke Slam of a Track, “Rita”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Dream Unending – “Certain Uncertainties”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Demersal Re-Emerge From the Bottom of the Sea With Their Newest Single, ”Du Ligner Din Far”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Logic1000 – “Confirmation!”

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Everything is Noise · EN

A SCENE IN RETROSPECT: Talk Talk – “The Colour of Spring”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Spirit Possession – “Cathedral Speech”

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HYPNO5E – “Trame Noire”

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Everything is Noise · EN

Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Lankum singer’s solo debut is the year’s best folk album

(Rough Trade) Collecting traditional songs of female struggle and strength, the Irish singer invests them with staggering power Lankum singer Radie Peat’s extraordinary debut album begins without frills or ornament: just her voice, stark and low, each breath like air vibrating through the metal reeds of a harmonium. Singing Hares on the Mountain to the tune Shirley Collins arranged for 1964’s Folk Roots, New Routes, Peat accompanies herself subtly on Fender Rhodes piano before adding layers of Mellotron and Wurlitzer. Her simple, quiet approach is consistently startling and profoundly moving.

The Guardian Music · EN

The week’s best new tracks and the act you need to know: Dutch squat-punks Bombstrap’s uncompromising racket

The Rotterdam band are a riot of sound, look and attitude led by Eva Kah, who is as much a living artwork as she is a phenomenal live performer From Rotterdam, the Netherlands Recommended if you like Gnod, Discharge, Gwar Up next Debut album Big Enemy out now via Tartarus, playing Le Guess Who festival Rotterdam’s Bombstrap are a riotous and theatrical fusion of sound, look and attitude. An embodied version of John Milton’s Pandæmonium with the amp turned up to 11, the band revel in hardcore alternative living, internet wormholes, art-school pretensions and a gungy form of hardcore. Based in a

The Guardian Music · EN

‘It seems weird for an MC – but lyrics have never been a thing for me’: De La Soul’s honest playlist

Rapper Pos of the hip hop greats favours Barry White for the bedroom and sobs to Stevie Wonder, but which cheese-rock hit does he love on the sly? The first song I fell in love with My father could sing really well – he was in a choir and had this coolness. He would walk around singing Love and Happiness by Al Green and, because he looked so much like him on the cover, I actually thought he was Al Green. The first single I bought Underlove by Melba Moore from Abraham & Straus, this department store in Long Island that had a mini record store inside. I later realised it was produced by Kashif,

The Guardian Music · EN

Juan Atkins, pioneer of Detroit techno sound, dies aged 64

US artist known as Model 500 and as one half of the duo Cybotron had huge influence on dance music worldwide Juan Atkins, one of the pioneers of Detroit techno and a huge influence on dance music more widely, has died aged 64. His agency, Greensmith Artists, confirmed the news to the dance music website Resident Advisor , saying Atkins had been found unresponsive in a hotel room in Mexico City prior to a performance there, and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. Continue reading...

The Guardian Music · EN

‘They said we incited riots’: explosive punks Bad Brains on drugs, self-destruction and recording from jail

Young, black and fuelled by self-help mantras, they were reputedly the best live band on Earth. As their wild first sessions are rereleased, the group talk about scaring club owners – and getting kicked out of the UK Old punks might not agree on much – who was first, who was fastest, where to file the Faith/Void split LP in their record collection – but for those who saw them in their prime, Bad Brains were, unequivocally, the best live band on the planet. YouTube footage bears this out: frontman HR, born Paul D Hudson, is equal parts straining sinew and raw electricity as he bucks and contort

The Guardian Music · EN

Meeting Elvis was ‘my biggest day with the Beatles’, says road manager’s book

Mal Evans’s tale of historic meeting among revelations in forthcoming memoir unpublished before his death in 1976 Meeting Elvis Presley was “the biggest day of all the years I have spent with the famous Beatles”, the band’s loyal road manager wrote. It is among recollections in a memoir that Mal Evans had planned to publish, with the band’s permission, before his death in 1976, aged 40, in a shooting by the Los Angeles police. Distraught over the breakup of his marriage, it is believed to have been “suicide by cop” after he repeatedly pointed an air rifle at police. Continue reading...

The Guardian Music · EN

Senri Oe “Stormy Day” Homework (PND)

As an arena-filling pop artist, Senri Oe was living the dream in his native Japan — but at one point, it was no longer hisdream. So, 18 years ago, at the age of 47, the pianist and composer moved to New York and enrolled at The New School, where he studied with jazz artists such […]

Jazziz · EN

EFG London Jazz Festival Returns in November with Coltrane Centennial, Robert Glasper, Melody Gardot and More

The EFG London Jazz Festival returns to the British capital from November 13–22, 2026, bringing 10 days of concerts, collaborations, premieres and special events to venues throughout London. Produced by Serious, the annual festival has grown into one of the world’s most expansive celebrations of jazz, with performances taking place everywhere from major concert halls […]

Jazziz · EN

Agustin Grasso & Brooklyn Mixtape “If I Ever Lose My Faith in You” Agustin Grasso & Brooklyn Mixtape (Fresh Sound/New Talent)

Those old enough to remember the term likely have fond memories of the mixtape. A loving assemblage of tunes personally culled from one’s record collection, mixtapes were sometimes used to woo, but always used to wow their recipients with proof of their creator’s taste and hipness. Agustin Grasso certainly accomplishes that aim with his Brooklyn […]

Jazziz · EN

Sandra St. Victor “Enter 11” Eleven (Mother Tongue)

Sandra St. Victor’s credits read like a roll call of some of soul and funk’s greatest artists. Curtis Mayfield, Chaka Khan, Tina Turner, Roy Ayers, Bernie Worrell and the Purple One himself, Prince, all enlisted her talents. The singer-songwriter and founding member of the The Family Stand has returned with Eleven, her first album in […]

Jazziz · EN

Yoko Miwa/Mikayla Shirley “Alfie” The Midnight Hour (Cupcakes & Muffins)

Much like the music they make, the duo of Yoko Miwa and Mikayla Shirley came about organically. Although they both habituated Berklee College of Music in Boston — Miwa as a professor in the piano department, vocalist Shirley as a graduate student — they actually started performing together at late-night jam sessions at The Mad […]

Jazziz · EN

Rahsaan Barber “Eternal” Eternal (Jazz Music City)

While a swift current propels the title track to Rahsaan Barber’s latest recording, Eternal, the song is imbued with deep spiritual feeling and longing. Bassist Kevin Beardsley opens the tune with an introductory riff, and he’s soon joined by saxophonist Barber, pianist Matt Endahl and drummer Joshua Hunt, the latter of whom maintains brisk momentum […]

Jazziz · EN

Dan Webb, “Hungry Ghosts,” Lion Dance (self-released)

In 2023, Dan Webb relocated from Melbourne, Australia, to Singapore, opening not just sonic gateways but cultural and spiritual ones, as well. Taoist and Buddhist teachings about death and rebirth compelled him, not just in the figurative sense of establishing himself in a new country, but on a deeper level, as three family members died, […]

Jazziz · EN