Multi-disciplinary exhibition exploring the intersection of sound, movement and ecological consciousness. Includes a newly commissioned 88 minute film by Jake Meginsky about drummer and healer Milford ...

Berlin radical music festival with the first two concerts focusing on live music and DJs from Africa including Mark Ernestus & Ndagga Rhythm Force, Arsenal Mikebe, Queen Asher & Rehema Tajiri, HHY & ...

In The Wire 496, Jo Hutton argues that radiophonic art is its own highly developed and theorised artistic practice, not ...

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Philip Brophy analyses the musical rendering of emotional and cultural deception in Cristobal Tapia de Veer’s scores for ...

The Japanese paramedia artist and digital composer has died. By way of tribute, we have made Alan Licht’s 2002 interview with Tone free to read in our online library ...

Ian Rawes, the sound recordist and archivist best known for founding the London Sound Survey website, has died following a short illness. He was 56. Rawes launched the London Sound Survey (LSS) in ...

Like Mark E Smith and The Fall, David Thomas and Pere Ubu were featured in The Wire early on in the life of the magazine, when it was still primarily concerned with jazz and improvised music. Thomas ...

The Pere Ubu singer has died at the age of 71. As a tribute we have made a number of articles on him and the group free to read in the online library Like Mark E Smith and The Fall, David Thomas and ...

Subscribers: read this issue online. Subscribe to the magazine. Buy issue 494. Inside our brand new issue: Raven Chacon: The Diné/Navajo composer foregrounds unheard and silenced voices in his radical ...

The UK outsider singer-songwriter has died aged 81. As a tribute, we have made Rob Young’s 2005 interview in The Wire 253 free to read in our online library.