Inside this issue:
Space Afrika: The Manchester-Berlin duo remap connections between club culture and 1970s underground radio networks on their latest album. By Lucy Thraves
Jad Atoui: The Lebanese electronic composer and improvisor tunes into the inner workings of plants and hard drives. By Daryl Worthington
Nuno Canavarro: The Portuguese composer reflects on the making of his 1988 cult album Plux Quba. By Robert Barry
Lucy Liyou: The Korean American musician uses pansori inspired theatrical elements and text-to-speech technology to explore identity. By Hugh Morris
Rump State: Ex-Sightings guitarist Mark Morgan and Gaute Granli’s experiments in lo-fi. By Erick Bradshaw
Mark S Williamson: The Primitive Percussion Youth Orchestra founder on making improvised music with kids. By Abi Bliss
Darla Quintana: Astronomy meets audio in the Chilean composer’s second album. By Juan San Cristóbal Lizama and more
