Feral – Ulli Mattsson review: 'urging new water through old riverbeds'
Laplander Ulli Mattsson has penned an elegiac musical tribute to her homeland
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Finsbury Park residents take legal action over ‘inappropriate’ Wireless Festival
Summer festival is ‘the last thing we want’, says chair of Friends of Finsbury Park group
Review: The Fish Police, Café Oto
Songs about chicken nuggets are de rigueur in the unique pop world of the Fish Police
Vinyl fantasy – The Record Deck casts anchor on the banks of the Lea
A floating record shop is making waves amongst music lovers and providing an alternative lifestyle for its owner
Florence and the Machine live review – 'exuberance and theatricality'
Florence and the Machine played an acoustic set at St John at Hackney Church last month in aid of War Child
In Stormy Nights, Dream Maps, review: 'an ambitious first record'
Inspired by the transmissions of a mysterious Russian radio station, In Stormy Nights is the enigmatic debut album by Dream Maps
'If it's weird and wonderful we'll play it' – Cave Club comes to Hackney Central
Moth Club is the new home of a legendary psychedelic club night run by Rhys Webb of the Horrors
Julia Holter, Oval Space, live review: 'not pigeon-holed by expectations'
The enigmatic Californian was in East London this week for an electrifying live show
Bloc Party review, Village Underground: 'time is the only silent alarm'
Bloc Party are back with a changed line-up and new album, which they debuted live last month. Is it time to give them another chance?
It’s a tall order to afford a giant recorder!
Quartet makes plea for donations to help them get their hands on large instrument
'Breaking' the January mould: Hackney Wick warehouse to hold dance jam party
Head to Stour Space this Saturday to catch world-class breakdancing
‘Should be a right laugh’ – Sleaford Mods among new acts confirmed for Field Day
Other newly-confirmed acts include The Brian Jonestown Massacre, noise-rock quartet Girl Band and Gold Panda
Vocal Constructivists: the Stoke Newington choir with a graphic approach to music
Experiemntal ensemble is out to prove there’s more than one way to read music
How Jones is finding her voice in a crowded industry
The electro-soul singer from Haggerston is mindful of the path to success
Kamasi Washington, Barbican, review: 'a thrilling spectacle'
The jazz maestro made a rare appearance at the Barbican last month in what can only be described as an epic performance
PJ Harvey to headline as Field Day announces first wave of acts
Beach House, Deerhunter and Four Tet also set to perform at festival’s tenth anniversary in Victoria Park