I've just bought the t-shirt and digital download combo We Will Stay Here - Music for Palestine, a compilation to benefit Medical Aid For Palestinians (MAP). You should too.

Dave Haslam with an interview he did with Laurent Garnier back in 2014

The Quietus has launched a new website design- WOO-HOO!

Here's a couple of quality mixes from JK Flesh and SHXCXCHCXSH for the HATE Podcast

"6 Reasons I’m Still Collecting CDs in 2024"

The Problem with Music - essay by Steve Albini from 1993 talking about labels and A&R

14: Simon Reynolds, futuromaniac - Chal Ravens and Tom Lea interview the author and music journalist for their No Tags podcast

Six Tracks #50 featuring Minimum Syndicat, Cralias, Jlin (ft. Philip Glass), SEM, Ambient Babestation Meltdown & Borai and dj poolboi

The ups and downs of party-maker Sacha Lord in "The sober guy at the rave: How Sacha Lord remade Manchester’s nightlife in his own image"

‘The working class can’t afford it’: the shocking truth about the money bands make on tour

New book: Ears To The Ground by Ben Murphy - exploring field recordings in electronic music. DJ Mag have a feature on the book

women of ambient~ april '24 - a monthly mix curated by cynthia bernard aka marine eyes. Includes tracks from Haiku Salut, Jasmine Wood, Dimming, ganavya, Ola Szmidt, Leah Kardos, Michelle Moeller, Paige Emery, Elsa Hewitt, Spivak, Meg Mulhearn, Isabel Pine and marine eyes herself

Six Tracks #49 has a delicious Ambient and Dub vibe with all tracks lifted from recent or upcoming releases.

1. Saapato - Morning Swale Song
2. Audio Obscura - Babyloniacid
3. Mary Yalex - From Her To Eternity
4. Scott Monteith - LTD 1.2
5. Jeanne Briand & Romain Azzaro - Gear 2
6. A_A (Satoshi Tomiie + Nao Gunji) - Radiant I (Live)

Patricia Wolf on the Magic of Field Recordings - the Portland Ambient artist speaks to Stephan Kunze (zensounds) about her musical biography, her inspiration and a trip to Mount St. Helens

Ray Pham chats with Guy Brewer over at Patterns of Perception about his Carrier alias:

A lot of people have complained a lot about the upward shift in tempo we’ve seen over the last years, and while there’s no denying it’s spawned some atrocious music, it’s also been responsible for some important innovations

On a Wire - a new Kickstarter campaign for a unqiue record stand (a bit like a toast rack for records)