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Tempel

The Moon Lit Our Path

Terakaft

Alone

At Breaking Point: Black Sabbath’s Sabotage Revisited

Joe Banks examines the point at which everything started to go wrong for Black Sabbath... even though they were still getting it right

Deeper Shadows: An Interview With Jaakko Eino Kalevi

The prolific Finnish multi-instrumentalist has left behind his job as a part-time tram driver to produce one of the best pop albums of the year. With the record out this week and a London gig imminent, he talks to Laurie Tuffrey

Rubber Rings: Johnny Marr’s Favourite Albums

As he embarks on a world tour, Johnny Marr talks to John Freeman about how his 13 favourite albums have provided career-spanning inspiration for everything from The Smiths to his latest solo record, Playland

Surgeon

Tresor 97-99

Various Artists

Soul Jazz Records Presents: Sounds Of The Universe: Art + Sound 2012-15 Vol. 1

Derelicte: Ricki Hall, Fashion, Homelessness & The Language Of Privilege

In a Sunday Times Magazine interview this weekend model Ricki Hall told a journalist that he takes his fashion cues from children and the homeless. Karl Smith considers why it might actually not be okay to transfer the aesthetics of necessity and marginalisation to a position of extreme privilege

Growing Through The Cracks: Gagarin Interviewed

Graham Dowdall, aka Gagarin, talks to Bobby Barry about his new album, plus working with Ludus, Nico, John Cale, Pere Ubu and getting his tea made by Morrissey. Portrait by Brian David Stevens

Polar Inertia

Kinematic Optics EP

Cold Cave

Full Cold Moon

Heroes Of A Parallel Present: British Sea Power Live

As British Sea Power revisit their debut album at a series of concerts up and down the land, Simon Price argues that this is no exercise in nostalgia but, as ever with this magnificent group, proof of their continuing significance. Photography by Valerio Berdini

The Four-Dimensional Human: In Conversation With Laurence Scott

Michael John sits down to talk with Laurence Scott — author of The Four-Dimensional Human: Ways of living in the digital world — about the erosion and universality of celebrity culture, economic claustrophobia, the nature of an ever-present digital past and the prophetic powers of The Simpsons. (Photograph: Jean Baudrillard — Saint Clement, 1987)

New Poetry By: Kate Monica

In a second week of work from writers on the newly-established publishing arm of Electric Cereal, new writing this week comes to you via the American North East in poetry from Kate Monica's forthcoming collection Nervous Universe

His Beauty Was A Rare Thing: Ornette Coleman Remembered

Stewart Smith pays tribute to the work and legacy of Ornette Coleman, who died this week, in words and with a playlist of his finest moments

Helm

Olympic Mess

Mary Afi Usuah

Ekpenyong Abasi

Raptor-ous Reception: Jurassic World Reviewed

The water rippling in that cup indicates that the biggest block buster of the Summer is here! But does Cormac O'Brien think that it's Pterodact-skill or is he Brachio-sore about the whole affair? (Contains mild spoilers)

Rockfort: Jac Berrocal Interviewed About Fruity Improv

David McKenna speaks to Jac Berrocal, David Fenech and Vincent Epplay about their Blackest Ever Black album, Anti-Gravity

Dommengang

Everybody's Boogie

Cruising Through The Park: Saturday At Field Day Reviewed

Bryan Brussee, Adam Bychawski, Christian Eede, Suzie McCracken, Hazel Sheffield, Laurie Tuffrey, Luke Turner review Saturday's excellent entertainment at Field Day. Photographs by Valerio Berdini

The Afterlife Of Sounds: An Interview With Stephen Cornford

Repurposing discarded Walkmans, TVs and other scrap heap finds, Stephen Cornford's work erases the boundaries between music and sculpture. He tells Robert Barry why he's using it as a means to question our consumerist habits

Let The Song Speak For Itself: Shirley Collins Interviewed

Ben Graham speaks to one of the true living heroes of English folk music, Shirley Collins. Pictures at Cafe Oto taken by Steve Hopper

Ken Camden

Dream Memory

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard

Quarters!

Third Eye Sees All: Dr Ben Sessa On Psychedelic Drugs

Psychedelic drugs - when taken under correct supervision in the right circumstances - are some of the safest stimulants there are... so why are they still demonized? Barnaby Smith speaks to Dr Ben Sessa of Breaking Convention

Galloping Free: Patti Smith Live At Field Day, By Chris Roberts

A sunlit summer park in East London might be a million miles from grimy 1970s New York, but Chris Roberts finds true wonder in Patti Smith's performance of Horses on the Quietus/EYOE main stage at Field Day. There's life in the old nag that is rock & roll yet. Photos by Valerio Berdini

FRIENDZONE

While U Wait EP

Trupa Trupa

Headache

A Controlling Cacophony: Dan Deacon’s Favourite Albums

With his fourth album Gliss Riffer released earlier this year and a European tour just started, the Baltimore electronics wizard tells Dom Smith what the gems in his record collection have given to his own musical creations

Full Clip: June’s Hip Hop Albums Reviewed By Gary Suarez

Gary Suarez looks at Ka and reviews new LPs by Georgia Anne Muldrow and Troy Ave

Babylon Is Everywhere! The Strange World Of Amon Düül

Ahead of their London concert at Village Underground this week, David Stubbs profiles the weird and wonderfully cosmic world of German experimental group Amon Düül, from commune life to psychedelic sonic wanderings to Baader Meinhof myths