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Andrew Weatherall‘s mantra ‘Fail We May, Sail We Must’ has been released. Watch Sail We Must below.The 11-minute documentary unveils the story of Weatherall’s encounter with fisherman Gerard Sheehy in rural county Cork.

NME recently supported the Featured Artist Coalition’s 2023 End of Year Party and AGM at Walthamstow’s Signature Brew in London. Following on from 2021 and 2022, NME returned to support the event as well as chairing an artist-led ‘Year in Music’ panel discussion featuring Murray Matravers of the band formerly known as Easy Life, Sam Duckworth of Get Cape.

Primal Scream have shared a previously unreleased remix of their track ‘Shine Like Stars’ by the late Andrew Weatherall.The producer’s take on the ‘Screamadelica’ song has finally been released to preview Primal Scream’s forthcoming trio of special releases that celebrate the album’s 30th anniversary next month.Weatherall’s remix of ‘Shine Like Stars’, which features on the 10th disc of the upcoming ‘Screamadelica’ 12” ‘Singles Box’, has been released today (August 19) and was previewed on

Primal Scream have announced a series of 30th anniversary celebrations for their iconic album ‘Screamadelica’.The album was released on September 23, 1991, and went on to become one of the most-loved albums of the decade.On September 17, the band will release a new 10LP box set of 12″ singles from the ‘Screamadelica’ era, including a previously unreleased mix of ‘Shine Like Stars’ from the late Andrew Weatherall, who produced the entire album.A double picture disc edition of ‘Screamadelica’ will

Andrew Weatherall mix of Warpaint‘s debut album ‘The Fool’ is set to be released for 2021’s Record Store Day.Weatherall, the iconic DJ who died last year, worked on a number of mixes for the 2010 album, with his versions of ‘Undertow’ and ‘Baby’ appearing on the official album.The new Record Store Day edition, which will come out via Rough Trade on June 12 to mark one of two ‘RSD Drops’ in 2021, brings together all the mixes he created for the album, including a number of previously unreleased

Daniel Avery has shared two new songs today (November 24) – you can listen to them below.Taken from his surprise album release, ‘Love + Light’, ‘, which arrived back in June, the two songs follow ‘Lone Swordsman’ – a single Avery released in tribute to Andrew Weatherall back in September. Speaking about the new songs called ‘Petrol Blue’ and ‘Into The Voice Of Stillness’, Avery said: “I wanted to make something that would sit next to ‘Lone Swordsman’ in the world of ‘Love + Light.’ “You can

Daniel Avery has shared a new single called ‘Lone Swordsman’ in tribute to the late producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall.Weatherall, considered one of the most influential producers of all time, died in February aged 56 following a pulmonary embolism, prompting tributes from across the world of music and beyond.Sharing the new single on Twitter, Avery said: “I was in my studio the morning I heard about Andrew Weatherall’s passing.

'Pamela #1' is on the way

"I wish I could tell him, because I never really told him"

Weatherall was meant to play alongside her at last night's gig in Leeds

Every month, Philip Sherburne listens to a whole lot of mixes so you can hear the best ones.

The legendary DJ and producer died on February 17, 2020

The singer also reminsces on Weatherall reviewing Primal Scream for NME in 1989

It’s easy enough to reel off Andrew Weatherall’s credentials, the bullet points in a career that made him certifiably important. The UK musician, producer, and DJ, who died this week at the age of 56, was a linchpin of British popular music at a time when its very definition was up for grabs. Worshipped by many as the patron saint of purposeful eclecticism, he was a passionate believer that dance music could offer more than was typically asked of it.

"Do what he would have wanted… creating, listening, dancing"

Tributes are being paid to influential DJ and producer Andrew Weatherall, who has died at the age of 56.

British music producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall, who helped bring the underground sounds of acid house to a mass audience, has died. He was 56.

British music producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall, who helped bring the underground sounds of acid house to a mass audience, has died. He was 56.

British music producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall, who helped bring the underground sounds of acid house to a mass audience, has died. He was 56.

British music producer, DJ and record-label founder Andrew Weatherall, who co-produced Primal Scream’s landmark 1991 album “Screamadelica” and helped bring the acid house genre into the mainstream, died Monday in a London hospital from a pulmonary embolism, his management confirmed to the Guardian. He was 56.

English DJ and producer Andrew Weatherall has died of a pulmonary embolism, his management announced today (February 17). He was 56 years old. Weatherall’s management said in a statement, “He was being treated in hospital but unfortunately the blood clot reached his heart. His death was swift and peaceful.”

He was 56.

Primal Scream producer Andrew Weatherall has died aged 56.

Andrew Weatherall, the British music producer, DJ and musician, has died aged 56. 

Primal Scream producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall has been remembered as a “cosmic traveller” after his death at the age of 56.