The Mancunion looks at what to expect from Scotland’s renowned T in the Park festival this summer

A Moon Shaped Pool may be Radiohead’s dourest album yet, but it’s also possibly their most subtly beautiful

James Blake’s 76 minute epic lives up to it’s title, channelling shades of love and loss with extraordinary clarity, through vibrant and varied instrumentals

Tai Kolade hates rewinds. Tai Kolade hates rewinds.

Where else can the music editors be self indulgent if not in the last section of the last issue of the year? Here’s our highlight of the year

A brief glimpse at Reading 2016’s headline offerings

Every month Mr Scruff hosts a party with tea, cakes and records – and you’re all invited

These bands, composers and producers are pushing forward and doing what all the best modern music should.

Explosions in the Sky prove they are still good for more than soundtracks

We get the lowdown on a brand spanking new student night at Sound Control

No closer to the kind of success their peers have enjoyed, Yeasayer’s latest sees confusion stand in for cohesion

More fun live than on record, showing a flair for the dramatic. Get a better producer, Rebekah Shaw tells Half Moon Run.

Calum Pinder explains why the BBK Live Festival in Bilbao (7th-9th July 2016) might be worth considering if you’re looking for a warm, cheap and cultural fix this summer

As part of our Festival Preview season, we present an enchanting festival situated in one of Britain’s most famous cities

The future sounds of electronic music simmer amongst the trophies of Germany’s industrial past

Green Man is a great festival constantly on the up, steadily refining itself into a wonderful, carefree weekend for genuinely everyone

Electronic music can seem like a bit of a boy’s club, but there have always been women involved. The tide is surely turning

Part of our Festival Preview season, we present pop-punk takeover Slam Dunk North

ArcTanGent is bringing some of the biggest and brightest UK festival exclusives, from mathcore to post rock and everything in between

This fish is thrown into the abstract and obtuse world of Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band