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Watch the only music video ever made for the New Zealand underground DIY rockers.

Listen to some of the music that was played in The Wire HQ during the making of issue 353, July 2013. With tracks from Paul Metzger, Richard Pinhas, Don Cherry, The Siege Of Troy, Peter Jefferies, Legowelt and more.

Stream three unreleased tracks by the Lithuanian composer, featured in The Wire 353 in an article by Clive Bell.

Listen to three tracks by Metzger, who expands the vocabulary of the banjo, modifying it and filtering it through Hindustani classical music. Covered by Byron Coley in The Wire 353.

Our regular Thursday evening show on Resonance FM, this week hosted by The Wire's editor, Chris Bohn. Tracks from Circle, Masaki Hosotani, Nohome, Sherwood & Pinch, Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus, JA Seazer and more.

The recent boom in vinyl merely reflects business’s desire to extract maximum commodity value from ‘manufactured rarities’. But, ask Numero Group’s Rob Sevier and Ken Shipley, what happens to the music when the bubble bursts?

Witness the first rays of the dawn of the Age Of Aquarius breaking through your LCD screen in part three of Mark Pilkington's journey through the New Age, and towards the great beyond.

Our bi-weekly radio show on NTS Radio, hosted by Daisy Hyde and Shane Woolman. Tracks by Myrryrs, Drvg Cvltvre, Slugabed, Kyler, Kowton, Adrian Sherwood & Pinch, Boards Of Canada and more.

Our regular Thursday evening radio show on Resonance FM, this week hosted by Frances Morgan. Tracks by Steve Gunn, Glenn Jones, Paul Metzger, Marisa Anderson, Áine O’Dwyer and more.

Five tracks by the Dutch composer and poet, subject of this month's Invisible Jukebox article, tested by Philip Clark.

Derek Walmsley attends a promo listening session, finds mind control, complimentary beer and Stockholm Syndrome.

Clive Bell looks at the threatened ecology of instruments and the people who still play them.

Our weekly show on Resonance FM, hosted by Jennifer Lucy Allan, playing new tracks by Rabih Beaini (aka Morphosis), The Durian Brothers, Nate Young, Robert Hood as Floorplan, The Source Family, and old time rural country music classics.

Philip Clark muses the death of composer Steve Martland and the identikit obituary.

A collection of this month's best incoming tracks culled from the stereo at The Wire HQ.

Listen to a selection of tracks by artists featured in The Wire 352 Global Ear article on the no-brow Noise activities in Australia's Newcastle, with track notes by correspondent Cooper Bowman.

Watch an exclusive interview with percussionist and composer Eli Keszler, talking about his installation, Breaker NEUM (WP) at Reykjavik's Harpa.

Japanese free improvisors close South London Gallery's sound art summer show, At The Moment Of Being Heard.

Witness the first rays of the dawn of the Age Of Aquarius breaking through your LCD screen in part one of Mark Pilkington's journey through the New Age, and towards the great beyond.

On 13 July Spitalfields Market in East London will host the Independent label market for the fourth year, with labels and musicians selling their wares.

Listen to two recordings from gonzo ethnomusicology label Sublime Frequencies's Ethnic Minority Music Of Southern China.

The South African cohort on tour with vocalist Nozinja and his
Tshetsha Boys inviting the audience to learn the high-speed dance.
Amsterdam Pitch Festival (5 July), Liempde Inspire Festival (6),...

Fetishising female pioneers of electronic music risks banishing them to glass cases, away from the main exhibits in the museum of musical history, says Abi Bliss.

Listen to two Wolf Eyes tracks released on Mike Connelly's Gods Of Tundra label. Wolf Eyes are featured in an article by Marc Masters in The Wire 351.

Listen to a selection of tracks that Wire staffers have been playing over the past month, including sounds by Eliane Radigue, Om, Merzbow/Pandi/Gustafsson and more.

Erkki Kurenniemi built the first electronic music studio at The University of Helsinki. Listen to three versions of the first official piece to come out of the studio, the electronic noise piece On-Off.

Mark Pilkington speaks to the man behind a book exploring the crossovers between insect noises and synthesized sounds.

Musicians in their studios, including Madlib's vinyl-cluttered home, Laurie Spiegel's NYC loft, Pierre Henry in Paris, Vladislav Delay's modernist shrine and more, culled from the pages of The Wire.

A selection of images from Belgian Institute For Psychoacoustics And Electronic Music (IPEM) archives.

Stream a selection of tracks by musicians featured in Jonathan Knott's Global Ear article in The Wire 351 about music in Slovenia's capital city.

Watch Away With The Birds, an exclusive film of Hanna Tuulikki at work during a residency at Glasgow's Tramway. Filmed by Daniel Warren.

Watch an exclusive video of singer and multi-instrumentalist Ashley Paul's "Sail", a track off her new album, Line The Clouds.

Dennis Johnson's newly recorded piece November, which inspired La Monte Young's The Well Tuned Piano, rewrites the history of minimalism. Clive Bell talks to the elusive mathematician.

Listen to a selection of recordings made at Amsterdam's STudio for Electro-Instrumental Music, compiled and annotated by STEIM's most recent director, Takuro Mizuta Lippit aka dj sniff. STEIM's 40-plus years of activities are the subject of a feature by Will Montgomery in The Wire 348.

Little Annie Bandez spreads the word about her top websites. Annie is in The Wire 349 featured in an Invisible Jukebox, tested by Dave Mandl.

Download a Q&A with Mark Fell, talking about his installation at Salford Sonic Fusion Festival, and stream a recording made inside the installation.

In his first column for The Wire online, Philip Clark looks at unhinged egos, unanswered emails and other occupational hazards of life as a working composer – and musicians who don't want to be noticed.

The Wire's latest 20 track CD, free to all readers with The Wire 350 April issue.

The historian and radio broadcaster talks about the power of eavesdropping and the roar of the crowd, as heard in Noise: A Human History, his new 30 part series for BBC Radio 4. By Nathan Budzinski.

Stream a 17 minute mix of new material from a collaboration between Maria Chavez and Maria Minerva, Maria2maria.

Abi Bliss takes a look at the recent plethora of live soundtracking and the Sturm und Drang that kicks off when musician meets movie.

Listen to tracks selected by The Wire staffers, played during the production of our April 2013. Tracks by Actress, Dennis Johnson, Ashley Paul and more.

These bands could be your life! Stream a playlist based on Peter Shapiro's breakdown of the precision-drilled punk songs that came out of America's underground in the early 1980s, featured in The Wire 349.

The Wire Salon in February – The Way Of The Hacker – brought together contemporary experimental musicians to discuss the practice of designing and building new audio interfaces. Here, two of the panelists, Tom Bugs and Sam Underwood spread online knowledge for hackers in training.

Listen to a selection of tracks by musicians featured in Louise Morris's article about the DIY music scene in Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, featured in The Wire 349.

Stream an exclusive track, "Love To Break The Fall" from Annie 'Anxiety' Bandez and Baby Dee's State Of Grace. Little Annie is the subject of The Wire 349's Invisible Jukebox feature, tested by Dave Mandl.

Stream the entirety of experimental radio collagist Ergo Phizmiz's Omniumusik, an unreleased album of music inspired by Flann O'Brien. Phizmiz is featured in an article by Clive Bell in The Wire 349.

Holly Herndon speaks to The Wire's Jennifer Lucy Allan about armoured vehicles and amplifying electrical currents at Berlin's CTM festival.

Stream a selection of tracks that were played in The Wire HQ during the production of our March 2013 issue #349.

Listen to an exclusive track by Joshua Abrams and the Natural Information Society. Abrams is featured in The Wire 348 in an article by Bill Meyer.

Stream Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never's full The Fall Into Time LP. Lopatin is featured in an article by Derek Walmsley in The Wire 348.

Stream a selection of tracks featuring the German jazz saxophone colossus. Brötzmann is featured in an article by David Keenan in The Wire 345, with a follow up article based on the same interview in The Wire 346.