Obscure Sound — Swedish artist Lil T-Shirt has been generating buzz for his smooth take on lush R&B and hip-hop, proving as an aptly atmospheric supporting act for How To Dress Well, at Debaser Strand in Stockholm. His track “Summer” is a quality example at the ... more info

Guardian Music — Oval Space, LondonThe composer, aided by guitarist son Gyan, sounds like Bach doing bebop during this series of joyously ramshackle improvisationsFor half a century, Terry Riley has found himself filed alongside fellow American composers such as Stev... more info

Guardian Music — The electronic minimalist composer takes apart the sonic signatures of grime music and reassembles them with clockwork precisionThe writer Albert Goldman once observed that every dance craze – from ragtime to rumba to rave – tends to go... more info

The Quietus — Superior Viaduct will reissue the original version of Steve Reich's minimalist piece Drumming next month more info

Core News — “Iggy returns after a brief break with a sonic cocktail featuring some early Sleaford Mods as well as tracks by Steve Reich, MGMT, Sara Serpa and Ryuichi Sakamoto. Iggy’s musical legacy has inspired and energised rock and roll’s alternative spi... more info

Guardian Music — This Australian drummer’s solo debut introduces pleasing layers and textures to a minimalist paletteLaurence Pike is an Australian drummer who has appeared in a variety of settings over the past 20 years – making ambient jazz with Trios... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Holger Czukay was a genius of rhythm of the highest possible order, on par with Fela Kuti, James Brown, Steve Reich, and pretty much anyone else to ever braid together a few pulses. The founding member of Can has long been celebrated for his bass pla... more info

Core News — “Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail featuring Ty Segall, The Doors, Girlpool and a new one from Steve Reich. Iggy’s musical legacy has inspired and energised rock and roll’s alternative spirit since the late Sixties and his stage antics have marke... more info

New York Times — Schubert, a new violin cadenza and Steve Reich were among the highlights. more info

XLR8R — Berlin’s Nils Frahm is best known for bridging the gap between the worlds of electronic and classical music. Famed composers such as Philip Glass, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Steve Reich may have hit upon this fusion first, but Frahm’s r... more info