On Primary Colours, The Horrors reinvented themselves as one of the most vital bands in the UK

in 2009, with the odds stacked against them, The Horrors released an album that ushered in one of the most convincing and arresting career rebirths in living memory

Giant Swan: The shape of noise to come

Giant Swan want to question everything you know about extreme music. We meet the duo in Bristol to talk noise, debut albums and their guiding philosophy

Chromatics at The Roundhouse: Johnny Jewel brings his singular vision to the stage

Rosalía at Somerset House: Flamenco’s futurist brings the heat to London

Download 2019: The perfect balance of self-awareness and metal-fuelled fun

Talking Heads’ Speaking In Tongues consolidated their position as an era-defining act of alternative America

36 years on, we delve into the impact the NYC band’s fifth studio album had on their career arc

Special Request

CTM Festival 2019: The Berlin institution strikes the right balance between the scholarly and fun

A Love Letter to… Blog House

Gabriel Szatan reevaluates the much-maligned genre of blog house – was there more to it than day-glo animation, purple hoodies and dodgy bitrates?

Daniel Avery: There’s a time, and a place

Amongst a demanding tour schedule and the pressure to follow up a hit album, the DJ/producer has never stopped searching for that special feeling

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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: Synthesised Sanctuary for the Mind

With her soothing textures, the LA artist is reaching many ears. She meets with Gabriel Szatan to talk The Kid and finding solace in an accelerated world

Chester Bennington’s vulnerability resonated with a generation

In light of the Linkin Park frontman’s tragic passing, Gabriel Szatan remembers a man who meant so much to so many