Robert Barry

Featuring The Fall and Leigh Bowery, Charles Atlas's revolutionary mockumentary on dancer and choreographer Michael Clark first aired forty years ago this month – looking back at it shows how far Channel Four has fallen, argues Samuel Cox

A new exhibition at Somerset House explores fan-made shrines to dead pop stars, from Barnes' Marc Bolan memorial to Nina Simone's gum. Jak Hutchcraft talks to curator Tory Turk about art and fandom

Eight tracks – seven of them reworked versions of cuts from previous albums – are brought thrillingly to life by the drumming of Hamid Drake

"The World Is Burning, Come Get A Squeezing" Genesis Owusu's new album may be the year's most vital act of sonic resistance

Drawing inspiration from the carnival-esque rituals of Bumba Meu Boi, the Brazilian duo find paths to the future in ancient rhythms, not far-off galaxies

Obsidiana Rocket Recordings Mexican electronic artist J. Zunz turns grief into shattered radiance on Obsidian Joe Dainty

Inferno Warp The Sandison brothers return after 13 years to find fragments of heaven glistening in the wreckage Sereptie

Sapphire Goss talks with Bernie Brooks and Kristen Gallerneaux about the materials, magic, and catharsis at the heart of her debut album, Light Sensitive Materials

Chicago-based sound artist and Signal Noise founder collaborates with the legendary Tokyo-born noise musician with results that sound primal to the point of meteorological

With instruments built from scrap, the trio return after a decade+ hiatus for an album of sublime junkyard noise rock