An event that includes some truly great international inkers is one benefit of this tattoo convention, offering the chance to be inked by leading artists from across the globe. (read more)
The Idea of newness is an essential part of the function of art in modern times but what does that mean and how does newness form and change? Are we all prone to long for a past that never was or a future that can never be? (read more)
Modernism and the avant-garde is the theme of the second part of Natalie Andrews exploration of the epoch and its influence on our time. (read more)
Whimsical worlds: Revisiting the Avant-Garde (read more)
New releases, biography readings and gigs by the Can Project usher in a spring/summer of CAN related events (read more)
A resounding farewell to a visceral lineup, Swans configure an unparalleled sonic onslaught (read more)
A perfect if less mindblowing record from post-rock doomfathers Neurosis (read more)
Eclectic and Experimental, An Endless Sporadic’s sonic space opera recalls the great Zappa (read more)
Unheralded gems from the underworld of avant-garde rock that you should have heard already (read more)
Similar in both subject matter and delivery to Godflesh, Ministry and Killing Joke, you’d expect this to be neither an immediate nor an uplifting experience.
However…. (read more)
A collection of musical pieces which disturb, wrongfoot, disorient and occasionally attack the listener, whilst still being peppered with the ghost of expected song structures (read more)
Primus wanted to remind you that they’ve always been a band looking forward, reminding us that the old stuff was just that. (read more)
These are not really poems, that’s why I put the word poem in inverted commas in the title. (read more)
Does the strategy of infinite recycling accrue a new aesthetic or degrade the existing one? (read more)
Vinyl release of Max Richter’s memoryhouse and a rare Barbican performance on Jan 24 of this masterwork. (read more)
Art house squatters the Oubliette transform a Soho ex-nightclub into an emporium of delights. The Oubliette is a curious initiative. When I first encountered it two years ago it was in an old embassy in (read more)
The Orchestra Pit Company. Featuring Brainer, Hamilton Yarns and Former Utopia Kings and Queens Pub, Fitzrovia. 29th October 2010. Getting lost on your way to a gig showcase is not unheard of, but this (read more)
The opening song for this despondent treat is like the unfolding of a questionably green powdered orange, the insides of Earth evoking a terrified awe when revealed. An album which creeps up on you, there (read more)
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