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Sep 3, 2026

Prodigy and Carl Cox – and Thor, God of thunder – light up the sky at Wythenshawe Park

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At the weekend, the Prodigy brought their Warrior's Dance mini-tour to Manchester, and it was probably the messiest gig I have ever expe...
Aug 30, 2026

Grand Theft Roland: Fingers and ears crossed for the new GTA VI soundtrack

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Rockstar Games have released an extended gameplay trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, the very long-awaited follow-up to the multi-billion doll...
Jul 31, 2026

Music, Charli, Listening, Argos

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Despite her name comprising mostly Roman numerals, there’s something refreshingly zeitgeist about the British pop sensation Charli XCX. Or a...
Jun 30, 2026

Klingfully klangtastic: bleeps and Blackpool and other live treats

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Contrary to popular belief, I am actually allowed out on my own. Here are some recent-ish music events I have attended while I've been a...
May 30, 2026

Boards Of Canada's Inferno review – hot stuff or hot air?

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After a publicity campaign of mysterious hexagons, Boards of Canada finally ignited their Inferno album. So is it any good? Are the Boards f...
Apr 18, 2026

Time flies: Massive Attack return and bring Tom Waits with them

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If there's one thing we have learned from Massive Attack's new single is that Tom Waits loves flies. Boots On The Ground is Massive...
Apr 15, 2026

Hannah Peel goes stratospheric, and I'm just tagging along

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The cover feature for issue 136 of Electronic Sound Magazine is my interview with Hannah Peel. I chat to Hannah about her new album The Endl...
Apr 13, 2026

Janus Rasmussen's snappy new album is super, super ert

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Janus Rasmussen, him out of the rather wonderful Kiasmos, is cooking up a stunning solo album. I've covered Kiasmos before. I declared t...