2018: Who Controls Music? The debate on intellectual property resurfaces, with musicians and consumers pushed to the sidelines By Ze Pequeno · December 5, 2018
2018: Favorite Labels From hypermodern visionaries & scattered Asian voices to idiosyncratic club & reenvisioned ambient music By TMT Staff · December 4, 2018
Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt The veteran musicians talk their studio debut, short songs, and “the best music ever made” By Clifford Allen · November 30, 2018
10,000 Unseen Worlds Exploring the Expanding Universe of an Essential Record Label By Nick James Scavo · November 20, 2018
Kelly Moran The New York-based composer talks prepared pianos, signing to Warp, and new album “Ultraviolet” By Robert Ham · November 16, 2018
Favorite Rap Mixtapes of October 2018 From Illingsworth & Bambu to MihTy & Gangsta Boo By TMT Staff · October 31, 2018
Views From The Métropole How kuduro and other African musics challenge hegemonic futures By Baldr Eldursson · October 26, 2018
Oliver Coates The London-based cellist and producer talks new album on RVNG Intl. By Antonio Pošćić · October 11, 2018
SONICA 2018 A report from the 10th anniversary of Slovenia’s ambitious experimental and avant-garde music/arts festival By Ze Pequeno · October 9, 2018
Kali Malone The Stockholm-based composer talks DIY spaces, tuning organs, and happy accidents By Cookcook · October 4, 2018
2018: Third Quarter Favorites 25 incredible music releases from the last three months By TMT Staff · October 1, 2018
Favorite Rap Mixtapes of September 2018 From Bruiser Brigade & Bhad Bhabie to Young Dolph & YungManny By TMT Staff · September 28, 2018
JEROME The label talks club anxiety and the role of the DJ + shares exclusive mix By Hydroyoga · September 13, 2018
Alex Cobb The Students of Decay proprietor talks new label Soda Gong and new solo project Etelin By JasonC · September 11, 2018
2 John Peel’s record collection soon to be made available online as virtual museum… those poor BBC interns
5 Thurston Moore collaborates with Bernie Sanders campaign on new song, offers free vinyl to campaign contributors