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Full Clip: September’s Hip-Hop Albums Reviewed by Gary Suarez

Gary Suarez considers Travi$ Scott's Rodeo and reviews the rest of this month's hip hop albums

Last House On The Left: Following Jeremy Corbyn’s Campaign Trail

Taylor Parkes visits Chelmsford - Thatcher's Agincourt - to study Corbyn mania, ahead of Thursday's Labour leadership poll deadline. All photographs by Samantha Hayley

Ghost Songs: An Interview With Sea Lion

The Gothenburg-based singer-songwriter tells John Freeman why the creation of the spectral, highly intimate songs on her exquisite debut album Desolate Stars was driven out of a desire to feel "grounded and present"

Iron Maiden

Book Of Souls

Chelsea Wolfe

Abyss review

Other Colours: Rob Chapman On Psychedelia And LSD

Ben Graham talks to author Rob Chapman about his new book which looks at the psychedelic era though a fresh third eye

“It’s Music That Makes You Dance” – ESG Interviewed

Melissa Steiner talks to Renee Scroggins of seminal South Bronx, New York City punk funk outfit, ESG

Blank Realm

Illegals In Heaven

Owiny Sigoma Band

Nyanza

Columnus Metallicus: September’s Heavy Metal Reviewed By Toby Cook

Like drainpipe jeans and pneumonia, Toby Cook is back! And he has all the metal that's unfit for review with him. Myrkur portrait by Rasmus Malmstrom

The Bong Identity: American Ultra Reviewed

James Ubaghs reviews the Jesse Eisenberg starring stoner espionage thriller, American Ultra

The Lead Review: Russell Cuzner On Thighpaulsandra’s The Golden Communion

Russell Cuzner examines the ex-Coil member's latest solo full length as an impressive and transgressive "psycho-musical"

My Shame Is Earl: Me And Earl And The Dying Girl Reviewed

Adam Dawson reviews Alfonso Gomez-Ramon's 'Hard hitting' comedy drama

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

The Night Creeper

Grimm Grimm

Hazy Eyes Maybe

A Volcanic Talent: Senyawa Interviewed

Indonesian duo Senyawa are one of the most startlingly original acts of recent years, combining a bamboo instrument shaped like a ritual spear with throat singing, producing music that's reminiscent of heavy metal. WTF, asks John Doran. Vocalist Rully Shabara Herman gives him some answers

Sense Of Absurdity: Jonathan Higgs Of Everything Everything’s Favourite Albums

The Manchester indie band's frontman gives Christopher Sanders a tour of the formative records of his teenage years, and explains why they, along with Australia's longest-running soap opera, have made a lasting impression

LL Cool J: Radio Versus Mama Said Knock You Out

Angus Batey takes a look at LL Cool J's two greatest LPs and considers what a difference five years can make

An Interview With Dave Pearce Of Flying Saucer Attack

Flying Saucer Attack are back. Joe Clay talks to the elusive Dave Pearce

Catsuits & Starlight: The Strange World Of Dave Smith & Guapo

As Guapo prepare to play The Lexington for The Quietus, Matt Evans speaks to founder David Smith about the history of the group and his varied work with Cyclobe, The Stargazer's Assistant and Miasma & The Carousel Of Headless Horses

Kagoule

Urth

The Month’s Electronic Music: Finding Vital Spaces

Rory Gibb temporarily hands over the reins to Christian Eede for the latest edition of Hyperspecific as he reviews a selection of the month's best releases, including records from Kuedo (pictured), Spatial and Beatrice Dillon, and looks back over a night at London's Tropical Waste party

Fun Replacing Fear: An Interview With Ane Brun

The Norwegian musician – who has the autoimmune disorder lupus - talks to John Freeman about how finally coming to terms with the illness after 15 years inspired her glorious new album, When I’m Free

There He Is Now, Father Brian Eno Looking Sad

We recently found out that Dublin-based artist Shota Kotake was producing a Father Ted picture a day to mark the programme's 20th anniversary, so we got in touch to find out more, and he drew us a special commission

Zzzzz Top: Max Richter On Making Music To Sleep To

Steven T Hanley spoke to the composer about sleep science, the perception of ambient music and the need for us to slow down and disconnect

The Lead Review: Laurie Tuffrey On Foals’ What Went Down

Laurie Tuffrey considers the Oxford quintet's natural trajectory towards chaos and deep-thought in light of their fourth full length; mapping out its subconscious-combing, frontloading and all that comes between

New Writing: Poetry By Emily Carney

New writing is back in the finest of transatlantic form this week, providing you with a single poem by Connecticut's own Emily Carney

Alessandro Cortini

Risveglio

Paris Angels

Eclipse

Uncharted Sonic Space: An Interview With Batu

With a new EP on Beneath's Mistry label imminent, the Bristol producer talks to Glenn Raymond about tapping the "futuristic energy" of UK dance music on his tracks and bringing the fight to stagnant club culture

Willis Earl Beal

Noctunes

Möström

We Speak Whale