Haunted ska trombone, feverish chopped-up beats and window-rattling basslines from Bass Clef, aka London dubstep producer Ralph Cumbers, whose second album arrives four years after his debut but is ...

Joe Thompson of Hey Colossus talks the band's killer thirteenth album, and why he launched his own label Wrong Speed Records at the height of the pandemic ...

Terrence Patridge, subject of the documentary “Bass Clef Bliss,” is like many on the autism spectrum, someone who overcame an often-debilitating adaptability disorder to find a window to the world ...

A flourish of gaily coloured audio tapes adorns the mantelpiece of an upstairs kitchen in Hackney. I pick out the only spine written in English. And there, in impeccable Letraset, reads the rather ...

Bass Clef Bliss is a true story about a young man at the intersection of Autism, hope, and music. As a young boy, his speech disappears, and his sensitivity to sound triggers frequent tantrums. His ...

And it was rather impressive how challenging the curators of the event were willing to make the music. In particular, two sets by Matt Yee-King with Swedish producer Click Nilson explored the brand ...

Some dubstep scientists brought their laptops to the party; Ralph Cumbers always had a trombone by his side. His adventures in bass were usually on a different track to everyone else as well, with ...