Ben Cardew brings a selection of new music to your Friday, including songs from Wet Leg, Sudan Archives and Hot Chip, as well as music that reminds him of Primavera LA. Our album of the week is Maya Hawke's MOSS and there is, of course, space for UK Garage Friday.

In this episode Johann Wald receives in the studio the young artist Pau Vehi, who records as PHOAC and will present his new single for FOEHN Records. In addition, David Camilleri brings out his weekly section of Cosas Que Pasan.

Ben is back from Los Angeles with a rabid bout of jetlag and news from Primavera LA; we examine the new album from Rina Sawayama, talk Björk and run a fine comb over the week’s celebrity nonsense.

On this episode Johann Wald delivers new music from Suede, italian glitch artist Herva, African genre-bending Hawa and Wau Wau Collectif. Ben Cadew also reports from the ground in Primavera Sound LA, talking about Stereolab, Chai, Fontaines DC, Arctic Monkeys, Nine Inch Nails, Georgia and more.

On this episode Johann Wald listens back to some of the acts who played Primavera Sound LA, like PinkPanthress, Shygirl, Special Interest or Drain Gang Archive and shares new music from some of the week's releases including Stranger Things' cast member Joe Keery's psych pop project Djo, Michelle Branch, Mura Masa, THUS LOVE and Nosaj Thing.

In this first episode in Spanish of La Weekly of Season 5, Johann Wald selects some recently released singles from artists such as Rosalía, Carlota Flaneur, Yung Prado, Nuria Graham, Alizzz, Paco Moreno, Judeline and Bikôkô, while preparing the table to receive his usual squire, David Camilleri to comment on the things that have happened this summer that still remain in memory.

We know what you did last summer. Or we know what WE did last summer, anyway, and we are going to be telling you all about it in a special summer recap edition of The Weekly Review. Topics include photo dumps, Arctic Monkeys and our album of the week: Oliver Sim’s anything but hideous Hideous Bastard.

Primavera's first US festival kicks off later this week in Los Angeles. Ben Cardew brings you some of his musical picks for the event, with songs from Georgia, Dry Cleaning, Arctic Monkeys, Eris Drew, Mitski and more, plus a song from our album of the week: Oliver Sim's Hideous Bastard.

Don't call it a comeback! A return from a summer break means only one thing: a sweet recap of some of the releases that came out while we were soaking our sweaty bodies on seashores. Arctic Monkeys, Phoenix, Hot Chip, Built To Spill, Panda Bear and Sonic Boom (or Panda Boom as I like to call it), and Suede all prove that long careers lead to interesting creative milestones, while tenderlings like Jockstrap, Gabrielle Aplin and Sudan Archives lay a claim that not all new music sucks, like Boomers occasionally say.

We invite the Primavera Sound accounts department - who happen to be the people who best understand Reggaeton in the office - to make a guide for boomer dummies who still resist the intoxicating power of perreo. They help us understand the differences between the Old School, new sweet trends and Neo-Perreo.