On her eighth album, Mitski weaves together anxious, wiry guitar and melancholic strings into sublime orchestral pop bruised by loneliness.

Marianne Faithfull has the last word in this hybrid doc blending interviews, archive, and performance, framed by an imaginary ...

Seán Dunn discusses his new comedy, The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford, the use of Scotland as a Hollywood backdrop and finding inspiration on a Harry Potter tour.

The DCA group exhibition from Andrew Gannon, Nnena Kalu, Daisy Lafarge and Jo Longhurst challenges ableism and the arts while ...

In Lauren J. Joseph's Lean Cat, Savage Cat, a charistmatic Bowie-like figure appears in a woman's life, opening up questions around ambiguity, identity and desire.

Ashani Lewis' highly atmospheric novel Suckerfish explores the tangled relationships between mothers and daughters.

Amid a global shoegaze resurgence, Nothing's fifth album finds frontman Nicky Palermo in a contemplative mood.

Grace Inspace's second EP is a diary of intimate, introspective moments with perceptive writing and thoughtful lyricism.

Hyped up, Austin-based foursome Die Spitz dish out mighty hard rock riffs but a mouthy crowd and muddy sound smother their war cry.

What follows is a gentler, but no less affecting suite of slowcore ballads in which Maria BC's vocals carve out pockets of air in otherwise suffocating arrangements. On Safety, their mezzo-soprano ...

Veteran singer-songwriter Bill Callahan returns with a contemplative, focused and beautifully crafted collection of songs.

Sirāt takes audiences on a wild, nerve-jangling journey through the Moroccan desert. Its director, Oliver Laxe, tells us that it was important that his survivalist road movie provided an existential ...