To mark the release of the double bassist’s final album, 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 Music

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 Godflesh founder’s new dub-inspired record is released by Speedy J's imprint Electric Deluxe

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

Seymour Wright, Pat Thomas and Val Wilmer are among those participating in the event

Ahead of two new films In Fabric and The Field Guide To Evil, the UK director and screenwriter speaks to Lara C Cory about working with Stereolab's Tim Gane, and the role of music and sound in his films

CTM 2019 will examine “the aesthetic and societal potentials and pains of perseverance, and of its opposite: the transient and the provisional”

26 July edition of The Wire's weekly Resonance FM broadcast with tracks by Carla Bozulich, DJ Darien, Kajsa Lindgren, William Parker, and more

Launch weekend on 18–19 August features Homodrop & Resis’dance, World Unknown, Body Hammer, Dimensions and Siren

Cologne based producer Sonae presents a layered mix of edits and deconstruction featuring Pan Daijing, Gudrun Gut, Thembi Soddell and more

Musician was found dead at home in Hollywood. He was 31 years old

A veteran on the Polish jazz scene, Stańko enjoyed a long association with ECM

The film maker's release on Folklore Tapes includes industrial sounds from footage taken at Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire

Taking place in Sheffield this October, artists announced include Aïsha Devi, Afrodeutsche, Demdike Stare, Ifeoluwa, Memo Comma and others

Pierre Crépon recalls the life and work of the New York based jazz trumpeter who appeared on John Coltrane’s Ascension and performed alongside Rashied Ali, Pharoah Sanders, Giuseppi Logan, Paul Bley and others

Sound pioneer behind krautrock and neue deutsche welle is the subject of a new documentary, screening in the UK this summer

Stream over 60 tracks compiled by David Toop as an addendum to his black minimalist music feature in The Wire’s When Less Is More special issue

Premiered last year, the film captures the interaction between humans, nature, and architecture at German-American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House

Stream two experimental choral performances from the London based composer's recent album

K-Music festival will feature Ahn Sook-Sun, Near East Quartet, Ensemble E-Do and others

Stream a selection of pieces by the Scottish producer as an introduction to his recently digitised back catalogue. Compiled by Spenser Tomson

100 per cent of sales from the release have been given to charity in honour of the late writer

The Wire’s weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 19 July and featured releases from Penultimate Press, Modern Sky, Unseen Worlds, NON Worldwide, and more

Label founder Shazzula directs new film The Essor and collaborates with Warren Ellis and Matthias Loibner on its soundtrack

Taking place throughout the month of October, artists on the bill include Ashley Paul, Sons Of Kemet, Terry Riley and Matthew Shipp

Avant Hard Collective need support for a 7 August performance at RADA Studios at Tete A Tete: The Opera Festival

Daisy Hyde and Shane Woolman are joined in the NTS studios by Wire contributor, End Of The Alphabet label boss and improvising musician Noel Meek. For this show they play and talk about some of the best underground music happening in New Zealand today

The exhibition runs until September in Antwerp

56 minute-long offering from the veteran trio, released on Northern Spy

Steve Julien launches a TV channel for his label Apron, with the first episode featuring Fatima, DJ Brassfoot and Molinaro

“I think it’s safe to say, I have an obsession with decay. It’s always been about things breaking down or simply fizzling out.” The Wire contributor Jim Haynes shares his interview with the Main man who specialised in sculpting drumless space

Presence is the theme of this year’s festival, running from 7–14 October

As a taster for the LP, the label shares Benjamin Brunn’s “Joy”

His KPM release The Physic Garden was inspired by arrangements of classic imprints such as Coloursound

Her collaboration with the British choreographer was commissioned by Unsound

Dylan Nyoukis of Chocolate Monk selects an unlucky 13 tracks for an exclusive music stream celebrating 25 years of his chaotic experimental imprint

Another edition of The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This broadcast took place on 12 July and featured tracks by Lonnie Holley, KOKOKO!, San Cha, and more

Created over a long-distance partnership, Island will be released September 2018

The two Chicagoan jazz pioneers, music professors and longstanding AACM members were in conversation at the latest edition of the Berlin festival

The festival takes place at Sage Gateshead between 12 and 14 October

Semibreve returns to Braga for its 8th edition between 26 and 28 October

Online project Phantom Islands creates imaginary soundtracks for mythical sites of maritime history

The one-day event features Tetsuya Umeda, Max Eastley, Grischa Lichtenberger, Rhys Chatham and more

Stream a playlist of the tracks we listened to during the making of The Wire 414

His new album MITH is out on 21 September via Jagjaguwar

“Our little west country thing” says Farmer Glitch, will feature live music and experimental art

First new music release for Takada in almost twenty years is a cross generational audio visual work

Planned with a “thread of mysticism and spiritual energy”, this year's bill features Aïsha Devi, Neil Charles & Elaine Mitchener, Caterina Barbieri, AGF Poem Producer and Lafawndah

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance FM. This edition took place on 5 July and featured tracks by Pariah, Carl Stone, Miss Red, and more

The elusive Manchester based producer resurfaces with two vinyl releases of tracks from the archive

15th edition of Barreiro's International Exploratory Music Festival will take place this October

The Osaka witch doom duo premiere a 16 minute video featuring two tracks from their new album Under The Strawberry Moon 2.0

Max Harris and Derick Almena sentenced following the fire that killed 36 people during a gig at the Oakland warehouse

The new work was directed by musician Rick Farin aka Eaves

The imprint is dedicated to young writers with future plans for school competitions and paid internships

Trojan staffer Laurence Cane–Honeysett presents a book documenting key musicians, studio engineers, and producers

This show, originally broadcast on 28 June, is a special edition dedicated to the music of French/Swiss label three:four records, with sounds from Razen, La Tène, Amahita, João Lobo and Norberto Lobo

2018 line-up includes Alpha 606, Beatrice Dillon, Giant Swan, Klara Lewis, Jay Glass Dubs, Lanark Artefax and Robin Fox

Matt ‘The Alchemist’ Colton took the original full-length unedited premasters and cut the lacquers using Alchemy studio's half-speed method

The festival takes over the Belgian city of Eupen for three days in September

Crab Suite is out now via the newly revived Warp subsidiary

“Nuriddin’s musicality, lucidity and crackling charismatic vitality as a poetic messenger accounts for why his best work can still throttle our synapses”