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Office Ambience 50912 hrs

Stream a selection of tracks from releases we listened to during the making of our July 2026 issue

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Zoh Amba
Eyes Full
(Matador)

Bodega System
Nig...

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Hibiki Inamoto: Rumbling Stomachs and Discotheque Chandeliers3 days

In his latest Secret History Of Film Music column, Philip Brophy considers how music elucidates Japan's post-war outlook in Tomoyuki Takimoto's Netflix series Straight To Hell

Tokyo, 2005. Inside a white stretch limousine with a peach-haired poodle perched on a cushion, an elegant woman is reading a newspaper headline: “Over 30,000 suicides seven years in ...

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Misha Farrant presents Adventures In Sound And Music1 week

The 28 May edition of The Wire’s weekly radio show on Resonance FM and Resonance Extra featured music by Diamanda Galás, Labake Sabbath, ST AGNIS, Aho Ssan and more

Tracklist

Diamanda Galás
“Broken Gargoyles II Abiectio”
From Broken Gargoyles
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Sonny Rollins (7 September 1930–25 May 2026)1 week

The great saxophonist has died aged 95. As a tribute, we have made the cover story from The Wire 18 free to read in our online library for one month, including Richard Cook’s interview, and Stuart Nicholson’s essay on the 1956 album Saxophone Colossus.

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"A bardo gong bath of in-betweenness”: Jake Muir reviewed2 weeks

US field recordist, DJ and composer Jake Muir transforms metal’s quieter moments into striking evocations of place, writes James Gormley in The Wire 508

Jake Muir
Pareidolia
enmossed DL/LP

Much of what could be called anti-genre metal made by electronic, electroacoustic, ambient or otherwise non-rock practitio...

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