We Like it Lossless! — Studio !K7 / 1997On 25.08.97 Studio K7 release the latest edition of the acclaimed DJ Kicks series, a 'real phat hip hop' set crafted by DJ C@m. Hip hop has always had a special resonance in Paris, the home of 24-year-old L@urent D@um@il, aka DJ C@m.... more info

We Like it Lossless! — Matador / 1998-1999Out of all the reviews I have done so far this has got to be one of the toughest to define. R3d Snapp3r calls their music "fuck-off jazz". I think this is a little too broad. They fall into quite a few categories. They seem to me t... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — In one corner, the Beady Eye singer. In the other, a bloke on a stool with a guitar. The brothers battle for your attention ...Liam Gallagher has been unfairly maligned. Barely a week goes by without someone having a pop at his loutish boorishness or... more info

Guardian Music — Roundhouse, LondonJust a year on from the release of their wondrous debut Innerspeaker, this is Tame Impala's biggest gig. Take into consideration the Roundhouse's psychedelic past and the "sold out" signs papering the building's exterior and it shou... more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Great music. One of the warmest, soothing and rich sounds I've heard in a long time. Josh has created a beautiful, intimate soundscape backed with superb production - A pleasure to listen to!!" - Alex Wharton - Mastering Engineer (Animal Collec... more info

Guardian Music — November 1990: Number 44 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of world and folk musicNusrat Fateh Ali Khan was already a giant – in every respect – of qawwali, a form of Sufi devotional singing, when at Peter Gabriel's suggestion he ... more info

Guardian Music — As part of the Guardian's summer of music, we are releasing a history of modern music. Download the dance playlist here• Get the data• Download the indie playlist• Download the hip hop playlist• Download the rock playlist• Download the pop ... more info

Guardian Music — 31 December 1987: Number 16 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicAs the sound systems of London's Soul II Soul and Bristol's Wild Bunch clashed in St Barnabas crypt in Bristol on New Year's Eve, the influence of Kingston ... more info

Guardian Music — 1995: Number 27 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicPrimal Scream's Screamadelica in 1991 showed how far rock music could be stretched when a DJ was let loose in the studio to rip it up and start again. Soon, there wasn't ... more info

Nialler9 — Flying Lotus last night uploaded a load of unreleased songs and remixes to his Soundcloud page. There are 13 songs so far to listen to including remixes of Bjork, Massive Attack, Stereolab and Bilal. Listen to them all here. Here’s a remix of Massi... more info