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The Unquenchable Fire of Killing Joke

23/05/2022

Refusing defeat, Killing Joke conquer Hammersmith. Live Review 9th April 2022. ...

PAUL SIETSEMA Carriage Painting (Green Square), 2022

Conceptual Art and the Danceful Process of Dialogue: Paul Sietsema Pt 2

09/05/2022

Labours of meaning, stances of distances - an interview with Paul Sietsema. Part two....

Midnight Oil 2019 London Photographer Awais Butt_small

Cultural Messengers: Midnight Oil Keep Burning

05/05/2022

Moods stretch from the wilderness reverie of ‘Tarkine’ and the poignant ‘Lost At Sea’ to the anthemic protest celebration...

Music from Weird Masses: Jarboe

26/04/2022

Experimental icon Jarboe remasters and rereleases her 1986 record Blood Women Roses. ...

Fire and Guitars: The Undertones

05/04/2022

Punk Rock and Roll. A review of legendary band The Undertones at the Electric Ballroom...

Faces & Fame: Anton Corbijn

01/02/2022

Auctioneer and art collector Simon de Pury continues his ‘de PURY Presents’ series with a collection of works by photographer Anton Corbijn and his capturing of famous faces from Kraftwerk to...

“Nothing is Pure”: Jock McFadyen

30/12/2021

Scottish artist Jock McFadyen on painting place and the evolution of London's art scene...

Dark Ecology and Eremozoic Visions: Jim Naughten

08/11/2021

An interview with artist and hyperreal ecologist Jim Naughten...

Ferocious Dog, Nells, London, 21st October 2021

Loitered Lens: Ferocious Dog

23/10/2021

Carrying the tradition of English folk-rock... with grit and bite...

Spray Paint with Sickboy

06/10/2021

Brand and street symbols in the work of Sickboy ...

Flash Nails and Glamour: SYRETT

08/09/2021

The challenge of SYRETT is that it feels punkish and out of step with what we’re used to seeing within contemporary art. Good....

Special Interest: New Orleans Noir

23/06/2021

It may be a cold passion, but it’s one that marks them out from the hordes of less spirited and complacent groups...

Intersectional Accessible Forever Alive: Keith Haring

04/06/2021

An able overview of Keith Haring: Lives of Artists by Simon Doonan. ...

Musical Adventures for an Opening 2021.

04/06/2021

Trebuchet’s subjective musical round up looks at releases by Divide and Dissolve, Memoriam, Stone Giants/Amon Tobin, LNZNDRF, Kaktus Einarsson, Melvins, Ya Tseen, Tomahawk, DJINN, Godspeed You...

Take Me To Your Dealer and Save: Who is 241247?

25/03/2021

An interview with 241247 / Dario Vigorito about using his creative process for chaos and meaning. ...

History Remixed to a New Beat

24/02/2021

Belgian New Beat fuelled a perfect storm of moral panic on a French TV report about the scene. Yet like punk, condemnation made it more successful. ...

Gallery No. 32 & The Rise of DIY Artists

06/02/2021

Outdoor artist-led exhibition space Gallery No. 32 was born in response to the pandemic, but it also signals a wider shift away from the art world's hierarchical structures ...

Credit Opens the Doors to London’s Emerging Art Scene

08/12/2020

A collaborative project by Modern Forms, Central Saint Martins and Kingston School of Art promotes new paths through London's art world...

Black, Indigenous, and Loud

18/11/2020

Powerful and political Maori and Cherokee experimental group Divide and Dissolve provides a soundtrack for collective resistance. ...

Uncomfortable Music

24/10/2020

Pushing beyond warm nostalgic genres, Trebuchet guides you through the autumnal mental fog to a more mysterious place. Featuring: Mr Bungle, Napalm Death, Ricinn, Penny Rimbaud and Bunita Marcus...

Radio Mulot’s Illicit Waveform Society

10/10/2020

Radio Mulot charity release by The Pop Group’s Mark Stewart (& Friends). Trebuchet Video Premiere of Un Nebun ...

Underground England Launch Panicky in the UK

01/10/2020

The first in a series of urban artist collaborations kicks off with Dr.D aka Subvertiser. ...

Zakk Sabbath’s Super Tribute to Black Sabbath

15/09/2020

Black Sabbath sounds like stale smoke, beer mould on a frayed carpet, hot vacuum tubes, factory oil and ball sweat. Why would Zakk Sabbath revisit this?...