Princess Diana of Wales / Thomas Bush - Live CSOur love for Laila Sakini's enigmatic slowcore is long and deep, here presented at its most unadorned and devastating. Using voice, guitar, bells, recorder and assorted household objects, she manages to burn us to a cinder within seconds. Spectral guitar and dub smeared, metallic shakes lead us in, buckling as Sakini's voice echoes over solemn, staccato bass notes. Her music isn't sedate or gloomy, instead sounding a bit like listening to just a

he started in music as a bassist in blues bands but switched to tenor sax under the influence of his Cleveland friend Albert Ayler

Preeminent Japanese duo by way of Aotearoa

and a nearly five-hundred-page book

The sound of the record is the result of trust

Industrial outsider artist from Sheffield or Manchester back in the day

she here steadfastly counters his rationalization of intuition with the Principle of Sufficient Reason

Although most people cannot help themselves from believing all nine volumes of this series are of a piece

A download url for "Polonia" is included

In interviews

by Max Nordile

watching a famous post-rock band (who shall remain nameless

Atkinson had previously found solace in Time is Away's Ballads