Stream a selection of tracks we listened to during the making of our August 2022 issue

Stream a playlist of tracks by artists involved in The Wire's 40th birthday celebrations in London, Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol, Brighton and online from Chicago

To accompany his article on the Vietnamese rave collective in The Wire 461, James Gui selects tracks from the scene

The Peruvian artist and musician compiles some of the music that has inspired an upcoming live performance with cajón player Laura Robles

The London based producer and installation artist pieces together an exclusive mix of tracks by ambient affiliates, inspired by Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man

Stream a selection of tracks from releases we listened to during the making of our July 2022 issue

A new compilation released by Buh Records presents various DIY techno groups and projects that emerged in Lima in the mid-1980s

The contemporary classical and improvising duo premiere a track from their forthcoming album which reinterprets traditional songs of Italian working class women

Stream a selection of tracks we listened to during the making of our June 2022 issue

Environmentalist chamber group founder Michael Begg shares some of his latest experiments in sound

The avant rap duo share a full stream of their upcoming release featuring a collaboration with Wire 460 cover star Phew

Stream a selection of tracks we listened to during the making of our May 2022 issue

To accompany his article on Neil Scrivin’s Blackpool based retrofuturist label in The Wire 459, Nathan Evans selects standout tracks from the imprint's back catalogue

Percussionist Paul Abbott, pianist Pat Thomas and saxophonist Seymour Wright share a 70 minute set recorded in tribute to Cecil Taylor ahead of its release on Edition Gamut

The violist, improvisor and composer shares her response to a track from Davies's album Telyn Rawn

As Paris based label Souffle Continu reissues two 1970s François Tusques solo albums, writer Pierre Crépon compiles a playlist spanning the pianist and composer’s career, from French free jazz’s early days to now

Hear the full recording of a live session by UK text and performance artist Roy Claire Potter and Korean multi-instrumentalist Park Jiha, soon to be released by Cafe Oto's Takuroku label

Gothenburg’s Blod shares three new tracks from his forthcoming church music inspired album Pilgrimssånger

Slovenian folk trio share an exclusive preview of their latest album which explores parallel realities and imagined inner worlds

Matt Valentine shares an unheard alternate take of a track from the latest Wet Tuna album, Warping All By Yourself