Kris Needs

Magma legacy gains livid archival gold

New York’s literary skyline gets a spectacular 21st-century landmark

1967 time capsule returns to haunt and be re-evaluated

The music isn’t over yet

Sign of the times

Knifeworld-affiliated psychedelic gamelan trip hop lives!

Native-American rock pioneers’ steamy threefer

Black-rock veterans still harder than the rest on mind-blowing blues-rock milestone

The progressive jazz spirit lives in audacious East End trio The NJE

Epic split personality double set from prog’s best-kept secret Sendelica

1980s P-Orridge oats repackaged

Their glorious second album, now with previously unheard trimmings and still housed in the sleeve blamed for its downfall

Got live if you still want it

Original ‘weird’ Nirvana’s two early 70s rarities expanded

Landmark goth motherlode spreads its web

Edgar Froese may have passed but the Tangerine Dream machine floats on

Krautrock royalty Harald Grosskopf & Eberhard Kranemann make a modern classic

School Of Rock graduates’ shiny second shot

John Peel’s favourite hippie multimedia big band’s total output

Lovingly forensic fans-angle exploration

The Man’s first solo efforts, plus bonus frivolity

Alan Moore-approved Northampton underground weirdness straddling 40 years

First new music in 38 years becomes epitaph for rock‘n’roll’s original guitar heror

Still bringing the noise, a US tour becomes a live album

Posthumous 1983 double album now on two CDs