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The Melvins

A Walk With Love & Death

Abominable Show, Man! Faith No More’s Roddy Bottum Interviewed

Jeremy Allen talks to Roddy Bottum about smuggling gay sex up the charts, as well as tragedy, comedy, and his new Edinburgh show Sasquatch: The Opera which he’s expecting to be taken “very seriously”

Forever Watching Love Grow: New Order Live At MIF

New Order play a euphoric home-ground gig at Manchester International Festival. Jude Rogers feels the love, and considers the band's legacy as an integral part of modern Manchester history

Game Of Thrones Season 7 – Falling At The Final Hurdle?

Game of Thrones returns, with all of its grandeur intact, but its grace increasingly absent. ***Contains mild spoilers***

The Space For A Certain Energy: Mehryl Levisse Interviewed

French artist Mehryl Levisse talks dreams, memories, and reflections, the body and the space

You Gotta Catch ‘Em All: At Frieze Sculpture

For the first time ever, Frieze Art Fair's annual sculpture park in Regent's Park opens not in mid-winter but high summer. Craft/Work investigates

The Quietus Essay: Okja, The Jungle, Veganism And Food Security

With Bong Joon-Ho's Okja now available on Netflix, Tom Duggins asks some questions about the film's take on the complicated business of the meat trade and our attitudes to what we eat

Lang May You Run: Der Müde Tod Reviewed

This week Eureka! released one of expressionist master Fritz Lang's lesser known works. Matthew Conn marvels at one of the legendary director's more strange and difficult films, Der müde Tod

Japanese Breakfast

Soft Sounds From Another Planet

Richard Fontenoy on Laibach’s Also Sprach Zarathustra

Laibach plunge into their well of truth, and come up with (possibly) their magnum opus. It is spectacular and sublime, says Richard Fontenoy

Sheer Mag

Need To Feel Your Love

A New Suburban Utopia: An Interview With EMA

Erika M. Anderson talks to John Freeman about the why her extraordinary new album Exile In The Outer Ring may have provided with her with a sliver of hope amongst the ruin of the 2017 version of America

Peter Perrett

How The West Was Won

Circle

Terminal

Junk Shop Classical On Glenn Gould: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

Perhaps no one has ever made old music sound more bracingly modern than wunderkind pianist Glenn Gould, and for his third column on a classical music record bought for a quid in a charity shop Phil Hebblethwaite finds the nutty Canadian polymath going way back in time – to some English music of the Renaissance

Noel’s Foul House: New Weird Britain In Review

Noel Gardner tunnels through the British underground and digs out tasty tubers belonging to The Telescopes, Sly & The Family Drone, Bamboo and a whole loada goths

Getting Hypnotised: John Robb Finds The Funk In Unusual Places

How did it take us nearly a decade to ask Brother John Robb for his Baker's Dozen choices? The Membranes frontman sits down with Julian Marszalek to discuss 13 favourite records where over the years he's dug out the most funk

Tochigi Canopy

Collecting Things

Richard H Kirk

Dasein

The Fightback: Rob Crow Interviewed

Sean Kitching talks to the cult Pinback, Heavy Vegetable, Thingy, Optiganally Yours and Goblin Cock musician Rob Crow about returning to the fray

Roots In Heaven

Petites Madeleines + Sang des Betes/Affaires des Rats EP

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

Murder Of The Universe

Chain and the Gang

Best of Crime Rock

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Reviews For July By JR Moores

JR Moores surveys the latest psychedelic offerings with a little help from his friends and also Mungo Jerry

You Hum It, I’ll Play It: Oliver Beer At Ikon

Sound artist Oliver Beer's solo show at Ikon, Birmingham, turns the acoustic world inside out

She Comes In Colours: Surrealist Women Artists At The White Cube

Fisun Güner explores the work of Mona Hatoum, Lee Miller, Carina Brandes, and others at the White Cube's Dreamers Awake group show

Avert Your Eyez: The Trouble With Biopics

With Tupac biography All Eyez On Me currently in cinemas, Jeremy Allen goes to bat against the music biopic

Gaudy Bauble: An Extract From The New Novel By Isabel Waidner

Isabel Waidner shares an exclusive extract from Gaudy Bauble, her new "beguiling, hilarious, rollocking, language-metamorphosing novel" (Olivia Laing), published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe

IX Tab

The World Is Not Where We Are

Thank You For The Music: Arcade Fire Live At York Hall

Arcade Fire were once in the business of anthems - now they're in the business of bangers. David Bennun is seduced and overwhelmed.

Luke Turner On Public Service Broadcasting’s Every Valley

The nostalgia merchants remember the miners with turgid, insipid, bizarrely misjudged pap. Luke Turner is righteously appalled.

Forest Swords

Compassion