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ML Buch doesn’t mind embracing well-worn clichés. On her second album, ‘Suntub’, the Danish composer leans into the universality of the natural world to create a work that radiates with humanity
This is Signing Off, our year-end series with the artists who defined 2023. Here, Katie Hawthorne chats to Marina Herlop, the classically trained Catalan pianist pushing the boundaries of her voice to gorgeous, uncanny effect
After swapping political punk for a richly detailed, maximalist sound, south London eccentrics Pozi are plunging into the unexpected
Recorded in 2019, the latest album from Kate NV is a poignant, joy-filled memento of another, more optimistic time
Meet Joyeria, the intentionally enigmatic songwriter condensing a lifetime of pent-up creative frustration into sharp, direct lyrics; music that is at once at once playful, devastating and bitterly funny
Julia Jacklin is no stranger to excavating the depths of the heart. For her latest album, the Australian singer-songwriter examines the human desire to be understood
In Issue 125’s Rising feature, Marley Rutherford talks the influential Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and making rock music as a Black artist
The cult Japanese group, beloved of Ryuichi Sakamoto, continue to beguile two decades after their split. Uchū Nippon Setagaya reveals why
After withdrawing from the glare of the spotlight, Girl Band return stronger – and stranger – than ever
We caught up with the Eglo Records signee on Kingsland Road, in London, to talk her newfound focus and secret master plan
Katie Hawthorne speaks to the breakthrough band at the heart of a creative resistance
