Interstellar quartet Beyond Albedo fuse dance, jazz and improv to create a sound brimming with funk and skronk. They've shared a video for new track 'Doppler Bop' with us, filmed by the aliens themselves on a recent visitation to lockdown Sheffield.
Social enterprise Ritetrax has invested in a cutting-edge music therapy instrument as part of a new community project to help locals during the pandemic.
Controller of the genre-spanning Wagon Christ, Plug and Amen Andrew monikers, among many others, Luke Vibert's varied and prolific output challenges the stereotypical image of the po-faced electronic artiste.
Phil Collins, the ferret-faced uncle of pop, with his vocal sack of heartache from his Su Su studio of emotional longing, is a living, breathing revelation.
Well-loved warehouse venue, which has hosted some of electronic music’s biggest DJs and live acts, reaches out to audiences for support after “six months of closure and uncertainty”.
Martin Schenker, vocalist of Swiss synth-pop mavericks Alois, has created an exclusive mix for Now Then, with experimental electronics flowing into avant-garde ambient.
Created in a single day this summer, it's no surprise that Jackie Moonbather's new track is imbued with an intimate, cocoon-like atmosphere. We asked Jackie, who moonlights as one of Katie Pham's Moonbathers, how 'Jones On The Phone' came into being.
HYPERSTITION DUO is the new project from Alex and Flora of much-missed Sheffield band Blood Sport. Their second EP, METABOLIC RIFT, is now available to preorder on their own POLYPHONIC ASSEMBLAGE label - and they've shared a teaser of mind-melting new track 'AUGURY' with us.
Do you own any greatest hits compilations? Maybe buried in your car’s snuff box you’ve got Queen's Greatest Hits II or Michael Jackson’s Number Ones, or even B*Witched’s Blame It On The Hits. You’re only human after all.
Author Neil Anderson has called for clubbers to submit photos and stories of one of Sheffield's most iconic lost nightclubs for a new book on its history.
In 1998 a song about the male appendage reached the top of the charts. I can’t think of another song with a similar subject matter to achieve the same dazzling heights of success since ‘My Ding-a Ling’ became a hit for Chuck Berry in 1972.
