Jude Rogers

The young squeezebox player is illuminating the history of these endlessly intertwined traditions – that is, when his mum isn’t outbidding him for research resources on eBay

The folk singer reimagines traditional ballads with an electronic twist, layering atmosphere into her arrangements with synths and distortion

Since 2003, the bassist has taken his camera to the studio and on stage to capture his bandmates at work. Now, a beautiful new book shares his intimate, delicate pictures of one of Britain’s best-loved groups

From Gary Numan to Phil Collins, The Who, Paul Simon, Elton, Adele, Harry Styles and Beyoncé, the bassist’s career is a who’s who of music. Jude Rogers finds out how he went from folk to funk to pop

Rose Connolly is Róis, a startling singer from County Fermanagh, whose first release explores the pre-Christian Irish tradition of caoineadh (keening). Here, a

Singer Rose Connolly expands the pre-Christian Irish grieving tradition with synthesisers, distortion and drone in an arresting set

The creator of the most streamed classical album of all time on working with Margaret Atwood, enjoying Eurovision, and uniting people through music

Half a century ago, the art-rock band introduced the world to the vocoder. Their sound – and pop music – was forever changed.

Spiralling out from a palette of Lithuanian folk forms, this album feels like a sharp, cold and bright autumn morning, bracingly new.

The duo are joined by a stellar cast including Bill Frisell and Laraaji, bringing innovation and playfulness to their bright, elemental music