RPS Presents The Weekly Review

Joe Talbot and Mark Bowen from IDLES visited us at the RPS studio ahead of their Primavera Sound gig.

Fafa Ruffino from Les Amazones d'Afrique joins us to talk Amazones Power.

Porridge Radio's Dana Margolin joins us at the RPS studio to talk going big and the appeal of Coldplay.

Derek Debru from Nyege Nyege joins us at the RPS studio to talk Kenyan death metal, Malian village wedding music and the challenges of running the Nyege Nyege organisation.

It’s the last day of weekend one of Primavera Sound and we invited US synth goths Boy Harsher to the studio, to talk Pain, skateboarding and going to Goth clubs.

Isle of Wight pop sensations (and an early contender for the Primavera 2022 Anthem) Wet Leg join us to talk myth making and being number one.

Brian Chippendale from Lightning Bolt visits the RPS studio to talk visceral power and Blows to the Head.

We speak to PC Music pop star and multidisciplinary artist Hannah Diamond about Acid Angels and Staring at the Ceiling.

We dust off our sore heads with very special guests, who will help us review day one of Primavera Sound and look forward to day two: Let’s Eat Grandma.

Jehnny Beth joins us at the RPS studio to talk death, David Bowie and being Jehnny.

Radio Primavera Sound speaks to teen punk sensations The Linda Lindas about the power of punk and Growing Up fabulously.

Johann speaks to black midi about Speedy Wunderground, drums and Hellfire.

Radio Primavera Sound speaks to Rina Sawayama about her fantastic Primavera Sound show, her new album and getting a rise out of the audience.

Mar speaks to American singer-songwriter Faye Webster about being funny and Car Therapy, ahead of Faye's Primavera Sound gig.

Ben and Mar report back from the opening night of Primavera Sound 2022, and we look forward to day one of the main festival, with extra special guests: Pavement!

Johann, Mar and Ben kick off The Weekly Review's Primavera 2022 coverage with a guest from Primavera Pro, Personaje Personaje. We discuss our adventures on the Primavera Sound site, review Johann's interview with festival director Gabi Ruiz and look forward to tonight's gigs.

Primavera Sound 2022 is here. We inaugurate the RPS studio at the Fòrum with Gabi Ruiz, director of the festival, answering your questions live from 6:00 p.m.

Kicking off the last Friday before Primavera Sound 2022, Ben Cardew brings you new music from KH, Disclosure, 070 Shake, Sudan Archives, Marina Herlop, Remi Wolf and more, plus UK Garage Friday makes its slinky appearance.

One week before our big festive-musical event takes place, we welcome our Primavera Sound communication managers to clarify some FAQs. We will hear some legendary anecdotes of Things That Happened in previous editions and David Camilleri summarises some things that could happen, although luckily we now have time to plan so that they don't.

This week, in what is our last regular Weekly Review before the start of Primavera Sound 2022, we ask what song will be the anthem of the Barcelona festival; Mar explains how BeReal means nothing is real and we examine the new album from Harry Styles.

Ben Cardew welcomes in the penultimate Tuesday in May with new music from Diana Ross and Tame Impala, Alan Braxe and DJ Falcon, Kylie Minogue and Peggy Gou, Lethal Bizzle, Marina Herlop and more.

Monday roundup of the latest releases of the month that make life a lot brighter. With a selectrion of mind-soothing downtempo atmospherics from Shabaka, Mary Lattimore, The Smile, Arooj Aftab, Interpol, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis... A quick moment of appreciation for Björk's Homogenic, just because... and a listen to a cut from Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music reissue.

Today on the Daily Review we celebrate one of the UK's best electronic music labels, Local Action, with founder Tom Lea

En este episodio recopilamos algunos de los momentos destacados de las últimas semanas en las que David Camilleri trató de encontrarle sentido a la vida

This week on The Weekly Review our festival countdown continues, with our pick of the smaller acts playing Primavera Sound 2022 and an album of the week from The Smile. Plus, unpicking Kendrick’s uber-dense opus and lobotomy chic.