The Wire, June 2026
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A must for any underground music fan, The Wire reports on alternative, underground and non-mainstream musics, ‘waging war on the mundane and the mediocre.’
In this issue:
The post-rock group, Seefeel, leads the issue following the release of ‘Sol.Hz’, their first album in fifteen years. Abi Bliss sits with them to look back on their boundary-pushing career so far and their decision to reimagine their core sonic style from their debut in 1993 within their current sound.
The issue also includes techno producer Ibrahim Alfa Jnr on his unpredictable and limitless approach to dance music, accordion-turntablism duo Emilie Škrijelj and Tom Malmendier, and jazz percussionist Asher Gamedze.