National Indigenous Music awards 2025: Emily Wurramara wins artist of the year
Warnindhilyagwa singer also wins film clip of the year, while Malyangapa Barkindji rapper Barkaa wins album of the year
Finneas and Ashe: ‘I said thanks for coming to Taylor Swift. At her own birthday party’
The pair behind new pop duo The Favors on the ideal length of men’s shorts, falling asleep to horror films, and an accidental spot of child labour
Add to playlist: Panic Shack’s gleeful anarchy and this week’s best new tracks
The upstarts from Cardiff’s underground are a fizzy, riffy, irreverently hilarious bundle of buzzsaw guitars, vim and vinegar
Post your questions for Deftones frontman Chino Moreno
Ahead of new album Private Music being released, the vocalist with the alt-metal titans will answer your questions
Lineup announced for Palestine benefit concert at Wembley Arena, helmed by Brian Eno
Artists including Damon Albarn, Paloma Faith, Sampha and Jamie xx to perform alongside Palestinian artists at Together for Palestine on 17 September
For Those I Love: Carving the Stone review – bracing anger at Irish social stasis
The raw grief of David Balfe’s first album may have faded to a bruise, but his spoken-word fury is as strong as ever in these hyper-focused stories of poverty and exploitation
Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency is a rare example of fame used for good
The megastar’s unprecedented 21-date residency is estimated to bring $200m into the local economy with early tickets exclusively reserved for locals
Any reasonable gig-goer knows that dancing is part of the show. So why are some people such anti-boogie bummers?
If you can’t be in public without trying to control other people’s every movement, maybe you should just stay at home
Ninajirachi: I Love My Computer review – a surprisingly moving tribute to 2010s EDM
The Australian producer’s debut album pays homage to the blustering, bombastic genre of her adolescence. The BPM soars and so do the feelings
Terry Reid obituary
Rock singer and guitarist whose 70s albums River and Seed of Memory were acclaimed by new audiences in the 2000s
‘The Welsh language has been aggressively oppressed’: Tristwch y Fenywod, the gothic trio communing with a mystical Wales
Inspired by the ‘enchanted, sapphic feeling’ of the coast and with bat sounds for drums, this Wales-obsessed band sound like no one else. They explain how queerness, neurodivergence and anti-colonialism guide what they do
Amaarae: Black Star review – glamour, glitz and lust from a pop star who should be a supernova
With a sleek dancefloor-facing sound, the Ghanaian American singer is deliriously in thrall to wealth and celebrity – but most of all love
Explosive and experimental, Eddie Palmieri was a revolutionary figure in postwar American music
The Puerto Rican New Yorker pianist, who has died aged 88, radiated pure joy as he played – never resting on his laurels as he went from jazz to salsa to house and beyond
The Rise and Fall of the Clash Redux review – screen encore for punk’s raging heroes
Danny Garcia’s second take on the band’s story looks past their riotous ascent to the gloomier and rather less watchable years that followed
Ozzy Osbourne died of cardiac arrest, death certificate says
Black Sabbath frontman also suffered from coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s disease, according to the document