Christian Marclay is composer-in-residence at this year’s festival, which runs from 16–25 November

“Throughout the 80 year span of his life Kosugi followed an independently minded course with luminous clarity of intent”

The Paris born, New England raised, Chicago based jazz drummer shares a full stream of his forthcoming double LP

Reflections on how the pianist and native New Yorker's connection with Africa went from symbolic to real

Stream 50 tracks compiled by Paul Gilroy that chart the development of black music in Britain over the last 70 years, from calypso to grime

The groundbreaking producer and Soul Assassins founder talks to The Wire's Deputy Editor Joseph Stannard about Cypress Hill, collaboration and changing while remaining the same

After a string of collaborations, guitarist Tashi Dorji is releasing a new solo album

The Japanese violinist, avant garde composer and Fluxus member died on 12 October aged 80

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 11 October and featured Michele Mercure, Brugmansia in Excelsis, Moulay Ahmed ElHassani, and more

Spread over a month, the programme focuses on electronic music and digital culture

Ahead of the release of her new album İstikrarlı Hayal Hakikattir, Shane Woolman catches up with the Turkish musician to talk about Nirvana and Zeki Müren, LGBT issues in Turkey, psych revival and consistent dreaming

Lizzie Borden's Born In Flames to be screened followed by a Q&A hosted by Nina Power

The release is out on Room40 this November

Ode To The Future wins Lovie Award while Good Grief, Charlie Brown! and Beyond The Deepening Shadow: The Tower Remembers will open this autumn

The new release brings the performance work Fake Synthetic Music to record

Listen to a selection of tracks we played at Wire HQ during the making of our November issue

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 4 October and featured Buffy Sainte-Marie, Umeko Ando, Lao Dan, Konstrukt & Keiji Haino, and more

2019 UK dates include Birmingham, Manchester, London and Glasgow

“There’s a responsibility being squarely placed on the shoulders of artists in these troubled and dark times”, says poet and King Midas Sound's Roger Robinson

Screenings will also take place at the fifth edition of Doc ’n' Roll music documentary festival

Arrington de Dionyso dedicates the release “to the healing and recovery of all those affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Palu, Central Sulawesi”

Inspiration comes from forms of animism and the persistence of resistance in Mexico

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 27 September and featured tracks by Bonaventure, East Man, Ipek Gorgun, Glass Knot, and more

The duo have made three videos to explain the thoughts and processes behind their new modular instrument

Frederikke Hoffmeier releases a preview of her forthcoming album and addresses its themes and motivations

Writer Phil England compiles tracks to accompany his article about Victor Schonfield and Music Now, featured in The Wire 416

The previously unheard concert recording from 1973 will be released this winter

Four days of concerts, workshops, talks and installations in Knoxville

Called Terminal, his record questions preconceived notions about what it means to be an Egyptian living in Cairo

This is the first time the research lab has composed a feature length soundtrack

The Philadelphia based musician Camae Ayewa is curating a stage at this year's edition of the Utrecht festival

Daqa'iq Tudaiq is the Montréal-Beirut audiovisual duo’s third full length release

The Algerian singer died on 12 September aged 59

Happening between 9–21 October, its special ‘festival in festival’ programme focuses on improvisation and free jazz

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 20 September and featured tracks by White Boy Scream, Armand Hammer, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Nordra, and more

The event will feature a panel discussion moderated by Emily Bick

London based Japanese performance duo O YAMA O release their debut album

For the release, Bristol veteran labels Tectonic and Punch Drunk team up in a one-off collaboration

Artists at December event include Shiva Feshareki and Anna Meredith

K-Punk includes published and unfinished pieces on music, pop culture, politics and mental health

The producers of on-going documentary series about progressive rock ask for help funding its new addition, Romantic Warriors 4: Krautrock (Part 1)

Listen to a selection of tracks played in the office during the making of The Wire 416

Russian underground chronicler Artemy Troitsky talks to Ilia Rogatchevski about Leto, Kirill Serebrennikov's new film documenting the 1980s Soviet rock scene

The Seattle based musician and artist releases her second solo album via SIGE

Gazelle Twin shares her forthcoming album Pastoral, which examines the fear and loathing behind the lace curtains of Olde England: “I felt like I was bristling with dread, like things were closing in on us all. I suddenly felt very aware of the violence and injustice that lay behind almost everything I deemed nice.’’

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 13 September and featured tracks by Agnarkea, Blod, Ecco2k, Guttersnipe, Lotic, Maxine Funke, and more

The US musician combines cello and voice on Runt Vigor

The Bristol outfit’s first full-length record is released by Alex Digard and Ossia’s NoCorner imprint

Swamp Dogg, Neneh Cherry, Tirzah, Kelsey Lu, Lonnie Holley with Nelson Patton, Midori Takada and many more have been added to the bill

“Let’s face it, it’s about time I had my own label,” she declares

Kyoka and Grischa Lichtenberger go on tour with immersive environment Drift, developed by wetgenes and Fuse Art Space

The saxophonist and London Improvisers Orchestra member sounds out writers, activists, musicians and dancers about the role of improvisation in art and life for a new Resonance FM series

Taking place in Berlin and online, the festival hopes to challenge “the powerful systems that dominate our world”

Gave In Rest is Davachi’s modern reading of early music

The Belgian improvising duo aim to bring new life to traditional instruments

Nadah El Shazly, PRAED and Cüneyt Sepetçi are among those participating in the Bucharest festival

The film reveals the life and times of the electronics composer and record producer beyond the world of music

To mark its release, fellow bass player and writer Clayton Thomas discusses the lasting legacy of Phillips’s 50 year old debut solo LP Journal Violone

Ecce Homo is forthcoming on Touch

The EP also baptises his new Young Paint project

Label head Lara-Rix Martin presents a mix featuring tracks by new signings Edge Slayer and Anz

The project is an international forum for exper­i­men­tal sound, music and performance in Aus­tralia and the Asia-Pacific

The festival’s celebration of UK black music culture includes John Akomfrah's Goldie: When Saturn Returnz and Lucy Harrison's Half A Century Carnaby Street

The series is part of Boiler Room's System project, which also included Gaika's recent installation at Somerset House

The experimental audiovisual duo’s new animation draws scenes from their recent graphic novel

The event, organised by University of Reading, Kunsthall Oslo and ARE Prague, presents talks from The Wire's Editor-In-Chief Chris Bohn and longtime contributor Simon Reynolds

This year’s event is overseen by new artistic director Nadine Deventer

Instrument makers, artists and music therapists invited to develop concepts for new instruments

The new Australian imprint’s first batch of albums includes Caterina Barbieri, Richard Youngs and more

The Philadelphia based artist’s latest music video explores escapism and empowerment in R&B aesthetics

Listen to a selection of tracks played in the office during the making of The Wire 415

The four-part double album Faithful Fairy Harmony is released by Fire on 16 November

Hüma Utku presents her new release on Karlrecords

The week long festival will take place at various venues from 1–8 September

Passing Through Metal will be staged at a four week exhibition series taking place in Kettle's Yard in Cambridge

Danish composer confronts vulnerability “through regeneration” on her first LP for Pan

Ahead of the release of his seventh solo album Don't Look Away the experimental vocalist, songwriter and artist speaks to The Wire Deputy Editor Joseph Stannard

Minnesota trio reveal a new track from their forthcoming album which examines the emotional strain of living in a divided America

Called Share, the record’s a trans-Pacific split LP initiated by Arizona’s Moone imprint

Hungarian computer music composer shares a new mix ahead of his forthcoming performance at Berlin Atonal festival

Los Angeles based artist Nicholas Zhu presents a new collection of arrangements as a mixtape

The next instalment in RVNG’s Commend See series is a limited edition cassette and vinyl version of audio visual drama Phantom Kino Ballett

Acid House Love map joins more than 900 dots connecting the dance scene’s DJs, musicians, movers, shakers, clubs, sound systems, labels, radio stations and zines

The producer and musicologist shares tracks featured in his new book exploring Europe's oldest surviving folk music

The lone producer discusses horror films, the hurricane season and hopeful futures

Based on a conference that took place in 2015, A Hidden Landscape Once A Week brings together writers, editors and readers of the underground music press

This September the Brooklyn cultural centre will release music from Miho Hatori and Marijuana Deathsquads