Dance music’s past, dance music’s future
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Stressful but a happy thing - Mercury Rev’s Boces at 33
“Freaks, difference and a rockette’s kick” @annajanemcintyre
Mercury Rev don’t have albums; they have eras. Over their first decade alone, the band lurched from their guitar freak era (Yerself is Steam) to the jazz disgrace period (Boces),...
Dummy’s do you love the color of the sky? - or what would happen if My Bloody Valentine were wholesome
Plus dBridge, Ray Keith, Starcleaner Reunion, TDF and Carrie
Imagine if My Bloody Valentine were healthy. And sun kissed. And lived in Los Angeles. Well they wouldn’t be My Bloody Valentine, you might say. And you’d be right. They’d be Dum...
“Sometimes you don't want to think all night” - an interview with Losoul
“A different kind of wave” @annajanemcintyre
Frankfurt’s Playhouse records was well named. Founded as a sister label to the thundering Klang Electronik, it found its feet as a home for the more playful, devious and downright weird strains...
Fontaines D.C.’s Dopamine Chamber or how to get ahead in rock 2026
“Marianne & the fashionable dream fog machine” @annajanemcintyre
How does a rock band get big - stadium big - in the modern world? For a while Arctic Monkeys looked like they were going to be the last really big rock band; and then, weirdl...
“Even when I went to clubs, I was alone.” - an interview with u.r.trax
Plus Matthew Herbert, Ton Steine Scherben, Ex:Re; Arthur Hnatek and more
In this issue of Line Noise: an interview with French fireball u.r.trax; reviews of new music from Matthew Herbert; Anna Butterss, John Raymond and Ben Lumsdaine; Ex:...
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