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25 Years On: Faith No More’s King For A Day… Fool For A Lifetime

Jeremy Allen revisits the FNM fan favourite

Compelling Form: An Interview With Bruce

In the final year of his university music course, Bristol producer Bruce decided to leave behind electro-acoustic experimentation to make self-described 'bangers'. He tells Glenn Raymond why he's hoping to shake people's expectations with his mangled dancefloor constructions

Young Fathers

White Men Are Black Men Too

Marching Church

This World Is Not Enough

Moving & Being Moved: Poetry As Practice Contributors Interviewed

To mark the completion of — and provide some insight in to the work which collectively comprised — Rhizome and the New Museum's online-only Poetry as Practice exhibition, Sophie Collins sent a single set of questions to all six contributors, relaying below each of their voices in response to the ideas of translation and performance, poetry as media and digital media, the influence of the reader or viewer and the possible collapsing of 'poetry' as a discrete category

Sea Food: An Interview With Nadine Shah

John Freeman takes a trip to the seaside to eat ice cream and talk to Nadine Shah about her spellbinding second album, Fast Food. All pictures courtesy of Kingsley Chapman

Three Poems By: David Walker

New writing this week comes to you via Montreal in the form of a veritable cornucopia of (three) poems by writer and editor David Walker

Immigration As Erasal: On ‘Signs Preceding The End Of The World’

Pete Mitchell considers Yuri Herrera's Signs Preceding the End of the World — the author's only full-length work currently translated in to English — in the light and shadow of its macho, othering, counterparts in Anglophone border fiction, as well as its translated contemporaries, and the spectre of that last great imaginary line in the sand

Snowden-der: Coppola’s The Conversation Reassessed

In the light of Citizenfour and the Edward Snowden revelations, Robert Bright reassesses Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation and highlights some uncomfortable truths about the surveillance state and our acquiescence to it

Wire

Wire

Kinoteka It Away: The 13th Annual Polish Film Festival Previewed

With the 13th Kinoteka Polish Film Festival having started in London, Paul Risker puts together some recommendations to help you pick your way through its many cinematic highlights

Tape Adapter: April’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed by Gary Suarez

From ILoveMakonnen to Dae Jones, Gary Suarez brings us the best of this month's hip hop mixtapes

Dasha Rush

Sleepstep – Sonar Poems For My Sleepless Friends

East India Youth

Culture Of Volume

Ewe Two: Another Interview With Stealing Sheep

Liverpool-based trio Stealing Sheep tell John Freeman how the glistening electronic pop of second album, Not Real, was all about making their "Sheepiness easier to understand"

30 Years On: Terminal Cheesecake’s Angels in Pigtails Revisited

Russell Cuzner talks to Russell Smith about the weirdest album in the very weird career of Terminal Cheesecake

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

Freedom Tower

The Duke of Disquiet: An interview with Andy Cairns of Therapy?

As Therapy? release a record-breaking fourteenth studio album Disquiet, frontman Andy Cairns reflects on darkness, difficulties and turning fifty after a lifetime in music

It ASDA Be You: Daphne And Celeste Interviewed

Emily Bick meets a returning Daphne and Celeste, the pop duo who have teamed up with Max Tundra to blaze a new trail across the pop firmament

Anamai

Sallows

Viktor’s Garage

Europa

Stealing Sheep

Not Real

Eric Chenaux

Skullsplitter

25 Years On: Me Against The World By 2Pac Revisited

Angus Batey looks behind the enshrined myth of Tupac Shakur and finds an album which is more compromise than triumph

Various Artists

¡Chicas 2! Vol 2. Spanish Female Singers 1963-1978

The Bottom Line: Martin Gore Interviewed

Ned Raggett speaks to Martin Gore on the eve of the release of MG his first solo album of original material

My Mind Is Going: Psychedelic Vanguard Sculpture Interviewed

Ahead of one of their all-encompasing, mind-unlocking, dance-starting, cortex-melting, immersive psychedelic events in Hackney this Friday, John Doran talks to the audio visual masters of (un)reality, Sculpture. Enjoy an exclusive audio/video transmission

Wand

Golem

Gnod

Infinity Machines

Rhodri Davies & John Butcher

Routing Lynn/Nigemizu

Human Voices: Carola Dibbell Interviewed

Eric Obenauf, publisher and editor at the excellent Two Dollar Radio, talks to rightly-celebrated rock critic, writer and — as of this month — novelist, Carola Dibbell about being an out "women's libber" in the male-dominated 70s music-writing scene, the potential for stream-crossing in music criticism and fiction and, of course, her debut novel The Only Ones. (Artwork by Greg Skrtic)

Short Fiction: From Lucy K Shaw’s ‘The Motion’

Published earlier this week by 421 Atlanta, this week's new writing is delivered in the shape of a short story from Lucy K Shaw's The Motion