Diemen Sniep Share ‘LOGS’ from Upcoming Album ‘Nobody Likes a Pity Party’
Liège band Diemen Sniep have shared ‘LOGS’, the second single from their new album ‘Nobody Likes a Pity Party’, out November 13 through JauneOrange. We heard from Diemen...
Ergo Phizmiz | Lost Operas, WFMU and Music-Making Machines
The British experimental musician and artist looks back on his early recordings, radio work, operas and films, and discusses the mechanical instruments behind his recent music. Ergo Phizmiz,...
Kommissar Hjuler & Mama Baer | ‘We Started as Musicians and Ended Up Both as Artists’
For more than 25 years, the German duo have been making experimental recordings, handmade records and visual art. Here they discuss their early years, Brotkatze, their collaborations, Fluxus...
Hiroyuki Takahashi on Lost Aaraaf, Les Rallizes Dénudés and Eternal Womb Delirum
Hiroyuki Takahashi came of age inside Tokyo’s underground at the turn of the 1970s, when rock, free jazz, experimental film, theatre and politics were often happening in the...
Cat Vacation Share New Single ‘Lost My Phone’
Norwegian band Cat Vacation have released their new single ‘Lost My Phone’. Cat Vacation are a new group, although the people involved have been around for quite a...
Spring Hill Post Tide Share Debut Album ‘The City Portal Will Be Open’
Wuhan group Spring Hill Post Tide will release their debut album, ‘The City Portal Will Be Open’, on October 16 through WV Sorcerer Productions. Today we’re streaming the...
Joe Boyd Interview: “I Was Moved to Tears” Hearing Nick Drake’s Early Recordings
In the following interview, Joe Boyd looks back on the early days of the British underground and his work with Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, Richard and Linda Thompson,...
Richard Sinclair on Caravan, Hatfield and the North and Camel: “I Don’t Have Fans. They’re All Friends”
In January 2026, musician and record collector Dereck Higgins spoke with Richard Sinclair across three video conversations, covering his life in music from his earliest days in Canterbury...
Temple Solaire: The Long Road to ‘Past Due’
Temple Solaire have been making music in Zürich since 2015, but it's taken them more than ten years to release their first album. They've changed names three times,...
Jeff Williams on Ant Trip Ceremony’s ‘24 Hours’, Stan Getz and Lookout Farm
Jeff Williams recalls the making of Ant Trip Ceremony’s ‘24 Hours’, the jazz musicians he met as a child, and his years with Stan Getz and Lookout Farm....