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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Preview their long-distance collaboration forthcoming on Hands In The Dark

Ren Schofield shares a new mix to celebrate fourth album as Container

The Wire's weekly broadcast on Resonance FM. This show took place on 21 June and featured tracks by Heldon, Rex Ilusivii, Waak Waak Djungi, and more

The artist also known as Dirty Beaches shares and explains his new album

Hear the Oakland duo's final release in full

The Wire's weekly show on Resonance 104.4FM. This edition was broadcast on 14 June and featured tracks by Spooky, Al Dobson Jnr, Zuli, and more

An exclusive stream of the newly remastered version of the US saxophonist's 1975 free jazz LP

A new mix exploring deranged and obnoxious forms of hardcore music and its influences

The Bristol based composer and vocalist’s new EP will be released by Yves Tumor's Grooming label

The Greek field recordist shares a track from a project in the pipeline