Simon Green, aka Bonobo, has been gently gliding through a kind of soft electronica, music whose warm embrace, has for some years explored the ways in which elements of music from other continents can ...

If you want a full, 5000-strong audience in the Royal Albert Hall, and the second-half work won't sell by itself, insert a ...

In that wide field commonly known as world music, ancient traditions co-exist with cutting edge experiment.

In its first two series, Vigil investigated a mysterious death on a nuclear submarine and took a deep dive into drone warfare ...

The principal musical styles underpinning Wish Road South come together on the album’s fifth track, “Black Metal Corpse Paint”. Up to – and after – this point echoes of, on one hand, the British ...

The death of country star Dolly Parton has been a shock that reverberated worldwide. Not the fact that it happened: she was ...

I am often attracted to certain composers based on their uncompromising nature. Beethoven, Schumann and Boulez, for instance, ...

Ruth Newton’s The Carrier asks a simple question: if you could offload your negative emotions (grief, heartbreak, jealousy), ...

After perdition, salvation – with the Royal Albert Hall in the unlikely role of redeemer. Last winter, the much-garlanded ...

Dublin born and London based, Eva Rothschild makes unapologetically urban sculpture. Its geometric forms and patterns are ...

In a moving short programme interview, the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra's Principal Guest Conductor Anja Bihlmaier sums up the ...

Published by Australian author Miles Franklin (full name Stella Maria Sarah Miles Franklin) in April 1901, My Brilliant ...