Wil Troup

“Everyone needs a moment of silence every once in a while,” Basil seems to know this, too. Salamanda create a bed for Basil's germination...

A conversation atop Griffith Park Observatory on ambient machine, pentatonic scales, ambient not ambient and much else besides.

Ransom Note is heading to Turin for the first time, linking up with promoters MOU and TUM for a SpicyTUM party at Docks Dora on Sunday, May 10th.

Andy Bell (GLOK) and Timothy Clerkin talk analogue warmth, happy accidents and the art of the remix.

The name GLOK is the German word for “bell”, deliberately misspelt. It’s a small detail that tells you something about how Andy Bell approaches his electronic work: close enough to the source to be rooted, but slightly off-grid by design. Best known as the guitarist and co-founder of Ride, Bell has spent the better part of a decade building a parallel life in the studio under the GLOK alias, releasing records on the Bytes imprint run by Joe Clay and myself. His music as GLOK sits somewhere between kosmische, techno and shoegaze, without settling in any one place for too long.

We're premiering the video for 'Abiotic Factors' - Patricia Wolf's opening dispatch from Gothic, Colorado and the invisible forces that determine whether anything grows at all...

Dracula's Daughter shows up uninvited, bleeds on your carpet, and rewinds itself...

Your favourite DJ's favourite punk band are back, and they've brought the sweat with them.

A sonic UFO suspended in slow motion - that's how Antoine describes "Sans Soleil," the centrepiece of his new EP Happiness, Delays & Drum Machines.

The Portland field recordist and ambient composer touches down in London for a rare live appearance.