Today's Daily Review is a very special affair, as we welcome British electronic music wizard James Holden to our studio, ahead of his Barcelona gig tonight. We dig into "trance" versus trance, utopia, playing the hits, Madonna, Max/MSP and more, in a wide-ranging interview.

Johann Wald receives David Camilleri and Sergi Cuxart to review the trickiest parts of the PS 2023 poster. We also have news of a new stage at Primavera Sound.

With just two weeks to go until Primavera Sound Barcelona kicks off, the Weekly Review team answers some of your festival questions - how do you make friends with a Catalan? for example - plus we go deep into the prog depths of Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. 

Ben Cardew celebrates the 10th anniversary edition of Daft Punk's Random Access Memories with three songs plucked from the new release, as well as a UK garage classic from Daft Punk-associate Todd Edwards. Plus, there is new music from felicita, James Ellis Ford and more.

In this episode Johann Wald talks to the Barcelona-based Argentinian artist, Simona, who is presenting her debut album "Esfera De Amor". He also talks with Luis Rojo and Nacho A. Villar, directors of the movie "La Mala Familia" and its protagonist, Andresito.

Ben tries to raise us into a Eurovision fever on this week’s TWR, highlighting the best / strangest / most downright despicable entries at this year’s contest; Fred Again and Brian Eno full us back down again with their ambient collab. Secret Life and SBTRKT’s frankly bonkers The Rat Road is our album of the week.

Johann Wald interviews the young Aragonese artist Anaju, known for having taken part in OT, who has just released her debut album, Rayo. 

The Weekly Review team is dressed like a cat for your pleasure today, in order to better discuss the delights of the Met Gala; our album of the week is La Boca Aigua by Renaldo & Clara and Johann has Beef. Netflix Beef.

Today on The Daily Review, we welcome Barcelona-based artist Uma, who is signed to the fabulous Slow Dance label, to the studio; plus, new music from Renaldo & Clara and a UKG Friday anthem from Kristine Blond.

In this episode Johann Wald talks to Catalan artist Kora, who has just released a glorious new danceable electronic pop EP titled ***.