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Anniversary
For Those About To Smooth Jazz: Sade's Stronger Than Pride Revisted
It’s very easy to hate Sade, and it has been so ever since the group emerged from London’...
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In Extremis
'I'm A Walking Bordello!': Charlemagne Palestine Interviewed
Charlemagne Palestine may not be a household name in all circles, but his moniker is one ...
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The Clang Of The Yankee Reaper: Van Dyke Parks Interviewed
The clang of the Yankee Reaper, on Salisbury Plain! A music grander – deeper – than man...
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Anniversary
Queen Sized Polly: PJ Harvey's Rid Of Me Revisited
Twenty years ago, I raced back home from Manchester's Piccadilly Records with an eagerly-...
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Escape Velocity
Roots & Branches: An Interview With Tree
The sound of Chicago rap might not be as obviously pinned down as in New York, California...
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Singing No Evil: Jad Fair Of Half Japanese Interviewed
Anyone familiar with Brighton's bastion of local news, The Argus, and their catalogue of outré ...
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A Quietus Interview
This Is War: John Robb Of Goldblade Interviewed
Main photograph courtesy of Melanie Smith John Robb probably never sleeps. If he’s not t...
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Hyperspecific
The Month's Electronic Music: Pirate Radio Techno
Hello, and welcome to May's edition of Hyperspecific, a monthly (or thereabouts) column b...
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Baker's Dozen
This Must Be The Plaice: Fish's Favourite Albums
Photograph courtesy of Martin Hunter "That’s what I do, it’s my contribution to albums an...
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Tome On The Range
Faintly Transcendental: On The Poetry Of Graham Foust
There’s a growing, worrying tendency in poetry feature writing to begin an article about ...
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