Rating: 9DragonfliesDragonflies
Radiohead’s producer and George Harrison’s son have made one of the year’s most surprising albums.
In conversation
"I just want to exist" - interview with The Twilight Sad
The Twilight Sad have returned with their heaviest and most personal album yet. James Graham talks about grief, fatherhood and working with Robert Smith.
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5 Singles – August 2026
Josh straight from the catacombs, Devendra in a world of gentle sounds, and the best Polish indie pop.
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OFF Festival 2026
Sunny Day Real Estate, Oklou, The Flaming Lips, and more - here are eight of the most interesting sets at this year’s OFF Festival.
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Rating: 8Fontaines D.C.Dopamine Chamber
A guitar band at the peak of their popularity makes an album on their own terms. Sound familiar?
Rating: 9BeckRide Lonesome
On Ride Lonesome, Beck brings his formula for melancholic acoustic songwriting to perfection.
Rating: 7
Francis of DeliriumRun, Run Pure Beauty
They’re from Luxembourg, but they sound like they’re from Seattle. One of the guitar albums of the year.
Vinyl of the Month
Beck - Ride Lonesome
On Ride Lonesome, Beck brings his formula for melancholic acoustic songwriting to perfection.
Interviews
In conversation
"I just want to exist" - interview with The Twilight Sad
The Twilight Sad have returned with their heaviest and most personal album yet. James Graham talks about grief, fatherhood and working with Robert Smith.
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"Creativity eats darkness" - interview with Jeff Tweedy
Jeff Tweedy talks creativity, "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot", and being american in troubled times.
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Concert Review
OFF Festival 2026
Sunny Day Real Estate, Oklou, The Flaming Lips, and more - here are eight of the most interesting sets at this year’s OFF Festival.
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Moby in Warsaw
A sold-out crowd of 12,000 came to see Moby in Warsaw. He rewarded them with a festival of nostalgia.
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Jack White in Cracow
90 minutes of Detroit rock ’n’ roll schooling. What just happened?
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