Helmut Josef Geier, known widely by the enigmatic moniker DJ Hell, isn't just an electronic music artisan; he's a multidisciplinary virtuoso whose expansive career serves as an encyclopedia of genre transmutation and cultural reformation. His four-decade and...
Journeying through thesecond album from YĪN YĪN, The Age of Aquariusis navigating an intricate maze where every turn reveals a fresh cultural or genre nuance. Hailing from Maastricht, Netherlands—a city renowned more for its historical significance than...
Parisian band La Femme returns with Paris-Hawaï, eight meticulously crafted tracks of exoticism exploring themes of global interconnectedness, authenticity, and the delicate line between homage and appropriation. They are, but some of the themes to be presented...
The latest album from The Wedding Present, 24 Songs, shakes off the cobwebs of stagnation, channeling the same freshness that propelled the band to indie stardom with 1987's George Best. David Gedge, the band's irreplaceable nucleus, has long been an...
Algiers' latest offering, Shook, is an album that demands attention for its audacious musical sprawl and its trenchant political commentary. Far from being a mere composite of aural landscapes, it is a politically poignant, sometimes raucous, screed...
In the era of arbitrary self-branding, the word “enigmatic” is thrown around quite often throughout the artistic realms. It is meant to elicit mystery and perpetuate the myth of the elusive genius, whose meaning has been diluted across...
In the intricate and extended tapestry of drum'n'bass, few threads are as vibrant and vital as DJ Storm. Storm, born Jayne Conneely, boasts a legacy that stretches through the very heart of the genre, marked by her tenacity, innovation, and unwavering...
Vancouver-based EKKSTACY's misery is a journey through time and a traversing of melancholic post-punk and goth-infused indie rock. Initially rising in the heyday of the blogosphere, the Canadian artist's second LP in as many years (following...
Bristol-based DJ and producer Djrum is set to bring his intellectually informed and genre-fluid DJ sets to Control Club on Saturday, June 24. Known for his ability to blend jazz, hip-hop, and contemporary dance music influences, Djrum's music transcends traditional...
I Thought I Was Better Than Youdelves deep into the complexities of Baxter Dury's life as the son of the renowned musician Ian (The Blockheads). With a reflective and mature approach, Dury explores the impact of his famous parentage, raising intriguing...
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