Imogen DeCordova

Mirror to the Soul - Music, Culture and Identity in the Caribbean 1920-72 is a welcome antidote to much of the meaningless wonder-porn media…

I had the pleasure of reviewing some standout films at this year's Doc/Fest. Inadvertently, I found that the flicks I happened to watch pair…

The ERC is the brainchild of Sheffield dwellers Dean Honer and Adrian Flanagan. Their latest satirical electro offering 1612 Underture is fr…

You've probably heard of Off Me Nut already, or at least recognise the big yellow smiley logo branding their releases. Regularly playing bil…

The abundance of formats artists can use to promote their own work these days raises a stream of questions surrounding the relevance of labe…

Paul White's love of all musical forms has seen him mix classical symphonies under dialogue from a kitchen sink drama. Achievements include …

There's the long-lasting 'debate about aura', writes Louise Gray in the brief but insightful No Nonsense Guide to World Music: 'Each sound, …

Ras G (aka Gregory Shorter Jr) is one of the many fruits to grow on the ever-bountiful Brainfeeder bush. His afro futurist influences and a …

Unmitigated hype is a serious accusation to throw at any artist and Mount Kimbie prove that a bit of mainstream accreditation is no reason t…

Being a die-hard fan of some types of music can sometimes mean you're one step away from being initiated into a cult. Music often endorses a…

Last month, Site Gallery played host to Unsound Systems, an installation exploring the various ways that sound has been utilised as a weapon…