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Yann Demange looks ever so slightly jet-lagged. He’s just got back from the Toronto Film Festival, where his directorial debut, ’71, was scr... Read more »

Set in Rome during Nero's reign, Satyricon's loose story follows a young man (Potter) as he fights to retain the affection of his lover. We watch as he ... Read more »

In Boyhood, Richard Linklater follows the same actors over 12 years, as they age with their characters. Ellar Coltrane plays Mason Jr, a six-year-old bo... Read more »

Phil Elverum is Mount Eerie. He once was The Microphones. Formerly signed to K Records of Olympia, Washington, he now self-publishes under the P.W. Elverum &... Read more »

Los Angeles based duo No Age’s previous albums explored the boundaries between noise, punk and melodic indie-rock, with frequent beatific results. Thei... Read more »

Lindsay Anderson’s if... centres on an elite boarding school populated by subservient pupils and fascistic ‘whips’ – head boys w... Read more »

Contemporary music culture is riddled with strange contradictions. Piracy is outlawed, but Spotify – from which almost all artists receive effecti... Read more »

First released in 1948, Fei Mu’s masterful Spring in a Small Town was dismissed by the Communist government and only resurfaced in the 1980s. In the af... Read more »

The American West is a landscape that has loomed large over movie history. Westerns moved from the shadows of the ‘pulp’ literature they supersed... Read more »

Julianna Barwick’s first experience of a capella singing was in church, in the American South where she grew up. “My dad was youth minister,&rdqu... Read more »

In The Crying of Lot 49, Thomas Pynchon describes the joy of the simple pop song: 'When those kids sing about "She loves you," yeah well, you know,... Read more »

Wes Anderson’s films often dwell on worlds within worlds: grand houses, fox dens, submarines. So it seems appropriate that he should turn his delicate ... Read more »

Years ago, in Manchester, I promoted a gig for Thanksgiving, for an artist with the onstage moniker of Adrian Orange. It was the first show I'd ever put on, ... Read more »

The Golden Dream is the debut feature by Mexican director Diego Quemada-Díez, previously a cinematographer and camera operator on 21 Grams and The Con... Read more »

On Chaz Bundick's most recent album as Toro y Moi, this year's Anything in Return, he plays the role of lothario. On lead single So Many Details, he croons t... Read more »

While many ‘alternative’ bands make a habit of becoming more esoteric as they age, Woods have taken the other route. The first Woods record At Re... Read more »

Yann Demange’s debut feature is a blistering, disturbing portrayal of one British soldier’s attempt to get back to his Belfast barracks after bei... Read more »

After a couple of years on the road, Elvis Costello is bringing his run of Detour shows to a close. The show operates as a sort of intimate retrospective; Co... Read more »

Leicester University Theatre invites us to contemplate our mortality with a production of David Campton’s punchy black comedy Memento Mori, a very Brit... Read more »

Do you remember those awful music compilations from late night TV ad breaks? Short snippets of song would fly by as we learned about an indispensable collect... Read more »

Miracle in Rwanda is the remarkable story of Immaculee Ilibagiza, a young Tutsi woman who survived the Rwandan genocide by hiding with seven other Tutsis in ... Read more »

Tree Trunks are Robert Hunter, Sam Lewis and Rozi Leyden. They met as musicians in part of a wider scene of lo-fi pop bands, playing in some or all of the fo... Read more »

Brotherly duo Field Music and post-punk pioneers Gang of Four lead the line-up, joining the already-confirmed Bis, Welsh indie-pop collective Los Campes... Read more »

Co-founder of the meandyou. brood, Sam Lewis has been responsible for delivering gritty, leftfield techno to grotty basements around Manchester and beyond fo... Read more »

1. Swan Lake - 'The Freedom'Dan Bejar, also of Destroyer and The New Pornographers, leads this song alongside Frog Eyes' Carey Mercer and Wolf Parade's Spenc... Read more »

We've searched the listings to bring you our pick of club nights in Liverpool this week – plus the latest news on clubs you should book ahead for,... Read more »

best pop video – uk in association with 4music Willy Moon – Yeah YeahDirector: Alex Courtès
Producer: Jules de Chateleux
Prod Co: Divisio... Read more »

What is it? Let me explain It's kind of like a martial art, fought between your brain and your mouth and your body and the spiritual connection. You ca... Read more »

The carnival atmosphere continues at Edinburgh's most eclectic nightspot. Formed from the ashes of the much missed Aereogramme, Glasgow's The Unwinding Hour... Read more »

The Naked Portrait is a rather unassuming – almost modest - title for this summer's blockbuster exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. I... Read more »