Geoff Cowart

We caught up with legendary Drummer Sterling Roswell before his solo project plays at Rough Trade East tomorrow.

Gum Takes Tooth can as easily serve up palate-cleansing ambient interference as they can tear into mind-numbing drone, Mirrors Fold an hour of the most pleasurable pain

Furs unfurl 45 minutes of majestic and bittersweet psychedelic rock.

Ready to dig the High Dials? The Canadian band make anthemic pop shaded with a touch of shoegaze.

Withered Hand plays Scala in October read what he has to say about David Bowie and Pokemon.

Nine albums in and the trio hammers out the most ramshackle, loose, gritty and shambolic effort of their 21-year career - and it’s great

We caught up with Wooden Wand before his Fire Records showcase at The Lexington next week.

A review of the incredible second ever Raw Power Weekender at Tufnell Park Dome by Geoff Cowart

a return to form that thankfully buries the memory of the corny The Last DJ and the exhausted blues pastiche of Mojo to another era.

We catch up with Homeboy Sandman before the release of his new LP Hallways and London Show at KOKO

whether he’s playing loud or quiet, attacking or placid, ambient guitar specialist James Brooks – aka Land Observations – knows how to build a groove

an album of extraordinary power and brutal candour - an in short with Luke Sital Singh on release of his debut album

Trans Am's dizzying mix of raw krautrock, technical metal and pulsing electronica has never sounded better, but at a criminally-short 38 minutes the songs need more time to explore their potential

it’s the new Lewis on show here who takes pride in her scars and is able to majestically harness her emotional big bang into one superb album.

Drawing a line between the joyous fuzz pop of The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart and the minimalist brilliance of Young Marble Giants come the young London trio Flowers.

We talk to the brothers Cassels before their show at The Garage next month

Andrew Gerson talks to Steve Hindy about all the exciting things going on for Brooklyn Brewery's London Mash

Andrew Gerson talks to Geoff Cowart about all the exciting things going on for Brooklyn Brewery's London Mash

In four short years of The Moles, he managed to create timeless, sophisticated pop music that still resonates loudly in its visceral majesty.

Nagano sounds much more at home singing on SBTRKT’s deep cuts than with her brittle, long-serving band.

Instruments finds the Berlin trio in a surprisingly relaxed and inspired mood, recalling Tortoise at their very best