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Seeing Behind The Surface: An Interview With Tony Cragg

As his new solo show begins at the Lisson Gallery, London, Craft/Work talks to Tony Cragg about a love of geology, the trouble with minimalism, and trying to see beyond the surface of things

Pop Your Clogs: The Royal Dutch Tour Documentary Reviewed

Lara C Cory reviews a subtle and illuminating documentary on Will Oldham and The Cairo Gang's 2014 tour of Holland, which is showing as part of this year's Doc'n'Roll Film Festival

Carla dal Forno

You Know What It's Like

Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize: An Odious, Tokenistic Insult To Pop

Yesterday Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, prompting much wailing & gnashing of the teeth. David Bennun argues this was a patronising affront to the noble art of pop

Complete Communion: October’s Jazz With Stewart Smith

Stewart Smith is back with all the juice you need to keep your jazz inhaler vaping: reviews of new albums from Mats Gustafsson, Robert Glasper, Donny McCaslin and Forebrace, along with a round-up of UK and US releases you might have missed over the summer months

Kuedo

Slow Knife

Tomaga

The Shape Of The Dance

The Saddest Sound In The World: Incubate Festival Reviewed

Mat Colegate travels to Tilburg for the 2016 edition of the famously eclectic Incubate festival and reflects on the varieties and mysteries of the human voice

Eat Yr Idols: Rory Gibb On Powell’s Sport

In Oscar Powell's debut full-length, Rory Gibb finds confirmation of both the diagonal honcho's sense of humour and the curiously un-psychedelic quality of his music, as well as a new kind of inscrutability, rooted in detachment where previously it had been the product of anonymity

Nicolas Jaar

Sirens

Yves Tumor

Serpent Music

Incessant Search: An Interview With HMOT

One of the leading voices of Siberian electronic music tells Nikita Velichko why he doesn't feel the scene needs to take "a humble position of a slave to the master" and seek approval from international audiences

Judas Priest, Sad Wings Of Destiny & The Birth Of Modern Metal

Four decades ago - between the release of Sad Wings Of Destiny and Sin After Sin - Judas Priest were engaged in a revolution of image and sound... one that would cement the heavy metal aesthetic for good

In Parallel: An Interview With Atom™

The highly prolific veteran German producer looks back over his career with Harry Murdoch following a set at Terraforma, taking in early productions, Raster-Noton and why his goal is the "magical point" of a seven-hour set

Xylouris White

Black Peak

Digging The Past: The Month’s Electronic Music

For the latest edition of Hyperspecific, Christian Eede casts an eye over some of the month's best reissues while reviewing new releases from Bruce (pictured), Call Super, Marie Davidson, Anthony Child and more. Photo courtesy of G.K. Stephens

M.I.A.

AIM

Membranes

Inner Space / Outer Space

Southern Ohio Gothic: An Interview With Donald Ray Pollock

Speaking to the author of The Heavenly Table about empathy with darkness, dead presidents and grotesquery, Sean Kitching finds a writer in possession of both a confident, unique - even defiant - sense of voice and serial doubts about his own success.

Mike & Rich

Expert Knob Twiddlers (Reissue)

C Duncan

The Midnight Sun

All Diese Gewalt

Welt In Klammern

Neurosis

Fires Within Fires

Scott Walker

The Childhood Of A Leader

Playing The Room: People And Performance At Frieze London 2016

Craft/Work explores the many performances and scenographic installations in and around this year Frieze art fair

Goat

Requiem

The Best New Music You Missed In September, Chosen By The Quietus

It's that time again. The month is over, things are beginning once more, and The Quietus is here to redress any imbalance it may have helped create. Bringing together the best music we reviewed in September, and the best of what we didn't, we present our 12-times yearly attempt at cosmic realignment

Flock Of Dimes

If You See Me, Say Yes

Ben Cardew On DVA [Hi:Emotions]’ NOTU_URONLINEU

In the latest incarnation of DVA, a veritable Janus of culture, Ben Cardew finds a record out on its own, confounding as it is rewarding, weaving a complex sonic atmosphere framed by anxiety — at odds with categorisation but very much in line with reality

HyperNormalisation: Is Adam Curtis, Like Trump, Just A Master Manipulator?

As the BBC prepares to release Adam Curtis' latest film, Phil Harrison asks if in a fractured society HyperNormalisation is an empty transmission into an echo chamber

The State Of Dreaming: Stars Of The Lid Interviewed

Before ambient legends Stars Of The Lid head to their long-awaited European tour, Adam Wiltzie talks to Nikita Velichko about recurring dreams, long distances and heavy expectations

Resina

Resina