In the aftermath of Mexico's 7.1 magnitude earthquake last Tuesday, Umor Rex will be donating all sales money to the rescue effort

The Jamaican sound engineer, musician and writer responsible for building the country’s first sound systems had died aged 99

Rhodri Davies is putting on four special events in Swansea this October, one of which will have Philip Corner perform in the Welsh city for the first time since the 1960s

William Hogan and David Titlow discuss the golden age of CB radio and their new book Eyeball Cards: The Art Of British CB Radio Culture with Deputy Editor Emily Bick

The biennial celebration of traditional and contemporary Indonesian culture is coming to the UK for the first time this year

The exhibition features an interior mural by The Wire’s Savage Pencil

A book of graphic scores has been released by Inpatient Press, featuring work by Lea Bertucci, Eli Keszler, Aki Onda, Zeena Parkins and others

UK premiere for Brooklyn based Devi Mambouka's collaboration with costume designer Tove Berglund and film maker Margret Seema Takyar

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM returns. This show took place 14 September 2017 and featured tracks by Hüsker Dü, Hypnobeat, Sadaf, and more

Harry Wright, one half of Giant Swan, presents his first solo release

The 24-hour video installation will be screened at the London gallery from 12 September 2018 – 27 January 2019

The film will document the New Zealand group's story through its ever changing line up and founder Martin Phillipps’s battle with depression and addiction

Sound artist Kepla and music writer DeForrest Brown Jr collaborate on a record originally commissioned by Electronic Voice Phenomena

Following its second edition, the Romanian experimental music festival asks for retrospective financial help as they call for donations to fund their third edition

After many years of sharing a stage, the guitarist and violinist present their first release together

Black Zone Myth Chant presents a mix for The Wire featuring tracks by Ø, Wolf Eyes, Sun Ra and more

Negative reviews have been sidelined in an era of commercial pressures and microscenes that celebrate themselves, but criticism is sometimes the only way to reflect the full complexity of music. By Britt Brown

The next edition of The Wire Salon will feature David Keenan, Helm, Ian Rawes, and Elaine Mitchener

RVNG Intl compile hallucinatory synthesizer works composed by the Bay Area musician between 1982–1988

The series on Westbound Records features remixes by Underground Resistance, Moodymann, Amp Fiddler, Marcellus Pittman, Ectomorph and others

Annual Glaswegian FM and online broadcast Radiophrenia makes an open call for radio works, with its deadline coming up on 24 September

Following the release of a cassette album on Oliver and Laurie Pitt's label Akashic Records, the Glasgow based duo Vernon & Burns share a 16 minute sound piece

Taking place in the city of Utrecht this November, new additions to the line-up include Dälek, Steven Warwick, and the Sai Anantam Ashram Singers performing the Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda

Ghostnotes is hiphop photographer B+'s mid-career retrospective, featuring over 200 images of hiphop artists and those that influenced them. Check out a selection of images from the book

Clive Bell takes a look the unlikely musical partnership found in birdsong contests across the globe

An open call has been announced for new music made at a really slow tempo

Hear the Spanish sound artist and producer's first full length record via Swedish label iDEAL

A free exhibition kicks off next month looking at sound since the invention of the phonograph in 1877

Following its open call for submission last year, Under My Thumb: The Songs That Hate Women And The Women Who Love Them will be published by Repeater next month

With its central theme being turmoil, Berlin's CTM festival takes place from 26 January–4 February 2018

Bassist and co-founder of legendary German rock group Can has died

Laurel Halo and Chino Amobi contribute tracks to Praxis Houston

The Egyptian American performer, pioneer and composer created one of the first known works of tape music

The Portuguese festival’s 14th edition features Pere Ubu, Lolina, Bookworms, Dj Nigga Fox, and more

This recording of the NY minimalist's 1973 piece was made during the 2016 London Contemporary Music Festival; Apartment House will reprise the performance in September at Krakow's Sacrum Profanum

Father daughter noise duo have completed another collection of tracks written in their family car

The one night festival brings together Rabih Beaini, Elysia Crampton, John Butcher, Thomas Lehn & Matthew Shipp, and more

The 77 year old photographer trailers the release of Musik with a dramatic first single

The event examines the historical and social conditions that led to the formation of the Studio Eksperymentalne Polskiego Radia

The Japanese duo's North American tour in October includes a special New York date with the New Zealand born composer

Luca Lozano, Saoirse, Rian Treanor, DJ Lag + Nan Kole and Morphology more join Jeff Mills, Stingray and many more at the three day event in October

Dark Entries and Serendip Lab have teamed up to publish a collection of Hypnobeat tracks recorded between 1984–86

His new book of 150 jazz portraits bypasses easy listening for the likes of King Oliver, Radu Malfatti, Otomo Yoshihide and Martin Küchen

NON Worldwide founder Nkisi joined Daisy Hyde and Shane Woolman for a Wire show on NTS

Solange Knowles Ferguson opens her interactive dossier Seventy States related to the London Tate exhibition Soul Of A Nation: Art In The Age Of Black Power

The experimental folk trio’s new album is released by Glitterbeat sublabel tak:til

The Leeds based October event will pay special attention to the act of listening

The Wire contributor Clive Bell, Sylvia Hallett and Keiko Kitamura to perform a live score for Teinosuke Kinugasa’s A Page Of Madness

The London based grassroots initiative set up in 2016 to get more women into music production aims to expand with a new workshop planned for Manchester

Bass clarinettist Rob Magill and Black Spirituals drummer Marshall Trammell opened for Peter Brötzmann’s quartet in California last year

Cities And Memory have set up a database for field recordings from the front lines of resistance around the world

The 72 year old American jazz guitarist and composer’s death was caused by heart failure

The show features Marshall Allen and The Sun Ra Arkestra with support from Mike Huckaby and Yo La Tengo

The 1987 album was originally released as part of the label's Made To Measure series

Preview one side of Burrowed Into The Soft Sky, the band's first instrumental record

The free jazz vocalist takes up her two day Dalston residency in December

Berlin's Pop-Kultur festival will host a Peeled Off, Overseen And Thrown Away talk to accompany an exhibition about the importance and possible demise of hype stickers

Ahead of the first Unconscious Archives festival, stream 18 tracks by artists set to perform there

Stream a selection of tracks played in Wire HQ during the making of the September 2017 issue

Reunited UK hiphop veterans head bill of annual DJ competition final

The crypto conceptual science fiction band founded by Fritz Welch and Neil Davidson reveal their slug reproduction methods to the world

In June police subjected Auróra to an 18 hour raid, forcing it to close two bars

The Lebanese painter and musician's book chronicles life during wartime in 2006

This Friday Camae Ayewa and Rasheedah Phillips present Project: Time Capsule at Park Nights 2017

Shows feature Pan Daijing, Valerio Tricoli & Werner Dafeldecker, Ellen Fullman, Charlemagne Palestine and others

Now running over six days, this year's festival pays tribute to Moondog and Julius Eastman

This is 808 State member Massey’s and Konstrukt founder Çağlar’s second live-in collaboration

Ostinato recovers tracks from tapes preserved underground during the Somali Civil War

Thirty Three Thirty Three present the debut performance of Clandestine Quartet this September with support from Senyawa

This Sunday at the London-based venue, Amplification / Annihilation: In Sonic Defiance Of Extinction will focus on ways in which music and sound can engage with ecological crisis

Yorkshire born producer will release Whispers via Matthew Herbert's Accidental label

Installed in a boathouse, his new work opens on 7 September

Ahead of her appearance at Meakusma 2017, Colombian musician Lucrecia Dalt shares an exclusive mix

Money raised by the compilation will be divided between Black Lives Matters national chapter bail fund and San Francisco’s St James Infirmary

The joint location festival will run on 17 September at Cafe Oto, and on 25 November at Xirgu Espacio Untref, Atom Sound Art Space and Cuarto Apostol

Composer and Mills College educator shares her audiovisual piece, System Test (Fire And Ice)

15 DOOM tracks to be released at the rate of one a week

The special film showing includes a Stewart Lee Q&A with the woman at the heart of England's folk revival during the 1960s and 70s

Peter King has been custom-making records from his South Island home in New Zealand for over three decades. Take a look at his home-cum-studio space. Photos by Max Doyle

The long-running project consisting of YoshimiO, Yoshida Daikiti, Motoyuki Hamamoto and Akita Goldman will release Sab Se Purani Bab in October 2017

As SoundCloud is under threat, technologist Mat Dryhurst explains the potential for a blockchain-based tokenisation system to put the platform in the control of the musicians who use it

The Budapest based producer shares a video for a track from his album Leaper