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Kohti Tuhoa

Rutiinin Orja

Slow Club

One Day All Of This Won't Matter Any More

Overcoming Fear Of A Massive Attack, Live In Paris

In Massive Attack's performance at this year's Rock en Seine festival in Paris, Jeremy Allen finds a performance that asks more questions than it answers and a timely mirror image to the uncertainty of our age. (Photographs by Christophe Crénel)

Alchemy Happens: Lou Rhodes’s Favourite Albums

Penning her own Baker's Dozen of albums that shaped her career as both a member of Lamb and a solo artist, the singer picks 13 records that represent her "soul-music", following the release of theyesandeye

Coming Of Age: An Interview With Julia Jacklin

The Australian songwriter is about to release her debut solo album, Don't Let The Kids Win, and before she plays London, she tells Luke Cartledge about the theme that lies at its core: the expression of anxieties about getting older

The Artist Is Absent: Frank Ocean’s Coded Queerness

Underneath the frenzied media hype surrounding the release of his latest album, Frank Ocean remains an enigma. Laurie Chen reads between the lines to find shifting, forever elusive portrayals of queerness from an introverted visionary

Glam Rock & Yorkshire Occult: The Making Of Ben Myers’ Turning Blue

From the anxiety of reservoirs to the landscape-driven black metal of Winterfylleth, Ben Myers walks us through the peculiar influences of his most recent novel — Turning Blue

Kleistwahr

Over Your Heads Forever

Guitar Hero: Ragnar Kjartansson At The Barbican

At the Barbican, Suzie McCracken feels charmed and cosseted by Ragnar Kjartansson's latest works

Kemper Norton

Toll

The Not There: The Abuse Standards Violations Of Eva & Franco Mattes

Eva and Franco Mattes’s show at Carroll/Fletcher explores the invisible labour behind the internet – but it finishes today, so hurry down there fast

Trim

1-800 Dinosaur Presents Trim

The Scientists

Place Called Bad

Battle Trance

Blade Of Love

Flesh Gore-don: We Are The Flesh Reviewed

Philippa Snow reviews Emiliano Rocha Minter’s transgressive Mexican arthouse shocker We Are The Flesh

Lead Review: Tara Joshi On Frank Ocean’s Blond[e]

In Frank Ocean's long (long) awaited third album, Tara Joshi finds the artist asking questions about the positive and negative effects of the immediacy of our age and is left with her own about expectation and lasting change in the face of its subversion

The Shock Of The Neu! Michael Rother & Green Man Festival Reviewed

Good yeoman of the bar! Pour Julian Marszalek a foaming pint of nut brown ale as he has penned his Green Man festival review...

Languages Inhabited: Teju Cole’s Favourite Albums

Following the publication of his first collection of essays, Known And Strange Things, the writer and photographer pens us his own Baker's Dozen, picking "as many kinds of albums that really mattered to me as possible"

Faith No More

We Care A Lot (Reissue)

Exploded View

Exploded View

Energy Of Unity: An Interview With Family Atlantica

The globe-spanning collective's percussionist Jack Yglesias tells Stewart Smith how their second album is shaped by their cosmic vision, the legacy of slavery and collaborating with Marshall Allen and Orlando Julius

Wild Beasts

Boy King

Ssaliva

Mercury Coast

Gender Is (A) Drag: Grace Jones Live At Øya Festival

Anna Wood on womanliness, performance and having fun, with Christine & the Queens and Grace Jones at Øya festival

Of Montreal

Innocence Reaches

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For August With Tristan Bath

Warm up your walkman: it’s Tristan Bath with August’s best new tape releases. Includes a heap of retro acid, queer improv, Mandarin jangle pop, and some of the latest from Opal Tapes

Studio Visit: An Interview With Lilah Fowler

Craft/Work visits the Homerton studio space of artist Lilah Fowler to talk code, culture, and landscape

The Finality Of Narrative: Jonathan Meades On Chris Petit’s Butchers Of Berlin

In the filmmaker and writer's latest novel, Jonathan Meades finds cause to question the conservatism of narrative, and an artist who has succeeded in transcending his medium where others have more recently failed

Behold! August’s Quietus Comics Round Up Column

Travel to Japan, Amsterdam or to the mind of another person for your summer holidays in August’s round up of great comics from Pete Redrup & co

Saluting The Power Animal: Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club 20 Years On

Matt Packer breaks the first two rules to toast the impact and lasting legacy of an epochal tale of consumerism under siege, published two decades ago this week

Lead Review: Mollie Zhang On Factory Floor’s 25 25

In the band’s second album, Mollie Zhang finds welcome change and some unexpected optimism in Factory Floor’s new incarnation as a duo

Fuck Your Valentine: Carla Bozulich Tells A Story From A Harsh Life

Constellation artist Carla Bozulich attended a spoken word night at The Cowboy Gallery, LA on February 13 last year. Without planning to she started discussing the serious sexual assault inflicted on her as a child. She sent us this film of the reading and the accompanying essay. Film contains NSFW language