Born from the ashes of Stereolab, Cavern of Anti-Matter have delivered a glorious retro-futurist bolt of energy

Cassette tape sales are the highest in decades. But what is drawing people back to the much-maligned medium?

Kendrick Lamar’s surprise release consolidates the scat-like techniques we loved on TPAB, and then some

Much of Arthur Russell’s work may not command the listener’s attention, but it certainly deserves it

For those wanting something that sounds a bit like Tame Impala on steroids, these are your guys

Virgo Four’s version of Chicago house was always a little more offbeat and introverted than their peers, but it was just as futuristic and innovative

The connection between the twins translates beautifully into their music

Supporting Duran Duran on their UK arena tour, Bloom Twins speak to Paul Norris about their native Ukraine and its effect on their music and lives

On his third album as Wild Nothing, Jack Tatum is “terrified of being any one thing”. Therein lies the problem

The 1975 deliver a gluttonously self-indulgent new album

Manchester-born Floating Points takes on the challenge of a live set followed by four hours at Hidden in the space of one night. But who would prevail: the producer, or the DJ?

Distinctively inoffensive yet extremely catchy and relaxed

Kölsch’s melodic album outputs bravely reject dance music’s throwaway culture. Matthew Staite talks to him about his writing process and friendship with Joris Voorn

An all-star line up of DJs in one of the coolest venues in London, SIDEXSIDE Festival is set to add a bit of spice to the Easter Holidays

Kanye West’s much-anticipated and flawed seventh album The Life of Pablo will delight and piss off in equal measure. But it wouldn’t be a Kanye West album if it didn’t piss off somebody

Journey into the realm of punk-influenced, no wave-inspired jazz of the Lounge Lizards.

Mystery Jets lift off new album at magic Gorilla gig

Hinds’ charming, rip-roaring garage-rock revivalism had the audience in Gorilla right in the palms of their hands

Greg Watson sampled the ‘FROOT’ of Marina’s labour as she brought her latest tour to Manchester academy.

This fish left the murky waters of Warehouse Project and dived into the lucozade filled pond of pop for a Marina and the Diamonds concert