An album from one of our own: 21 Steps Forward

Suraj from EEE delivers his debut project.

Modern Lore is an instant classic

Julian Lage returns with his most assured album yet.

The lights are on, but nobody’s home

Despite rare glimmers of genius, the latest effort by soft rock outfit Rhye is disappointingly lackluster.

A brief, mostly wrong history of the lo-fi aesthetic

How can something that sounds so bad in principle sound so very good in practice? Felix investigates.

Gandhi opera Satyagraha returns to London

Philip Glass’ iconic work offers a unique opportunity to experience contemporary opera at its finest.

3rd Annual NeighbourHOOD Grammys

The most hotly-anticipated awards of the year are here. Put your hands together for the NeighbourHOOD Grammys.

Amazing grace: John thrills at the National Theatre

The story of a failing relationship in a possibly haunted B&B is a showcase of playwright Annie Baker’s genius.

Dance and acrobatics save the plot in this immersive Underworld

Part theatre, part circus, Becoming Shades isn’t perfect, but it’s an experience that will leave you in awe.

Hit the North – In tribute to Mark E. Smith

In light of the passing of legendary The Fall frontman Mark E. Smith, Felix’s hottest new music writer offers his own profound and earth-shattering insights into an artist he knew too little about.

Django Django venture into new territories

Always ones to be ambitious and experimental, Marble Skies sees the electro-rock outfit trying their hands at a variety of new styles. The result is an eclectic jumble that oozes colour.

ISIS, 4Chan, and WhatsApp: Theatre for the Lulz

For a play examining the radicalisation of young men, Javaad Alipoor’s production finds an innovative way to bring its audience together.

One man records himself many times over

Garage-dwelling Ty Segall is back with another rock-your-socks-off album, a Pollock-esque splatter-painting of genres that’s money-back guaranteed to amuse and delight fans of psych rock everywhere.