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Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonBitter experience suggests there can sometimes be an inverse relationship between the enduring worth of a new score and the battery of percussion instruments deployed to perform it. So the heart sank at the amount of ironmongery on th... more info

The Telegraph — Austrian composer Thomas Larcher opens the door in his music so listners can find a way in and enjoy the landscape. Rating: * * * more info

Impose Magazine — No matter how much you dig your parents' Rush, Emerson, Lake and Palmer or Alan Parsons Project progressive rock albums, they're still a far (droning) cry from the face melting sounds of seminal '70s krautrockers Faust . I talked with Faust’s found... more info

Core News — “Features a guest mix from seminal Dutch DJ ‘DJ Marcelle/Another Fine Mess’, who has been playing clubs across Europe and the USA for over 30 years. She recently released her latest DJ Marcelle/Another Nine Mess Meets More Soulmates At Faust St... more info

Guardian Music — PJ Harvey, LondonThough at times she's had a strangely mid-Atlantic kind of persona (part queen of the Delta blues, part farmer's wife), recently Polly Harvey has focused her attention closer to home. Her 2007 album White Chalk found her haunting Bri... more info

Guardian Music — Faust/Mahler CO/Harding(Harmonia Mundi)Apart from the fact Isabelle Faust leads the sextet of strings in Op 36, as well as being soloist in the Violin Concerto, the reasons for pairing these two works by Brahms, composed 13 years apart, remain rather... more info

Guardian Music — Season opens a month late with Faust as a 30% cut in state subsidies brings a bad deal for Catalan cultureSpain's economic crisis has forced Barcelona's Liceu opera house to delay the start of its 2011-12 season by a month and could lead to temporary... more info

Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonAlfred Schnittke wrote much that was uneven, but his vast output also contains extraordinary works – chief among them the Faust Cantata, first performed in 1983. Superbly fusing style and subject, it sets a 16th-century text about F... more info

DrownedInSound — Like most Faust work, there’s no particular pattern that Something Dirty clings to, almost as though the band hit a reset button on the completion of each song and tried to un-learn everything that came before. Read the full story on Drownedi... more info