Robert Barry

Somewhere Good is a beautifully patient listen that shows Tara Clerkin Trio refining their delicate chamber-inflected sound

Matmos are experimentalists in the most literal sense of the word. Much of their recent output represents the testing of a hypothesis – what if we made a whole album out of plastic sounds?

Schwarzkopf Post-modern dada-folk love songs from rural Central and Eastern Europe Jakub Knera

Eschewing his former maximalist approach to music making, Tony Njoku's new EP sounds like a complete reset, where he rediscovers his voice and lets go of frustration through meditations for synth and piano

Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal prove there's more to revisiting old material than just wringing more cash out of an old cow with this effective look back at their debut with the benefit of 30 years' hindsight

Artist Luke Fowler speaks to Claire M. Holdsworth about his latest film, A Sensation Never Yet Known, a portrait of the electroacoustic composer and musician Janet Beat

London-based newcomer offers a thoughtful and refreshingly intimate take on the intersection of hip hop and r&b

Drawing from 80s new wave, alt-rock and The Cure, Olivia Rodrigo builds a soundtrack to her own lovesick world, exploring her sound beyond the pop-punk frame

A relative's death leads the English viola player and vocalist to a meditation on grief and rebirth, backed by a soundscape of drones and crows

The original score to Mark Jenkin's new feature film stands as a solid piece of work even sans picture, finds Tom Bolton