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Become Undisguised: Laura Marling Interviewed

The singer-songwriter talks to Sharon O'Connell about Whitman, Jodorowsky, adventures in the desert and her new album, Short Movie

Salt Of The Earth: The 2015 Human Rights Watch Film Festival

London is right now playing host to the 2015 Human Rights Watch Film Festival. Nick MacWilliam interviews its director and previews some of the films you should be watching.

Sula Bassana

Live At The Roadburn Festival 2014

John T. Gast

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Meaningless Pain: An Interview With Full Of Hell

A tour with fellow sonic brutalists The Body beckons, but before that, the Maryland four-piece's Dylan Walker talks to Toby Cook about last year's collaboration with Merzbow and the absolute need for absolute heaviness

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

Gary Suarez forms like Voltron… especially when there's a 30g porterhouse to devour or the month's best hip hop LPs to review

Liberté, Égalité: Fauve Interviewed

The French collective talk to Jeremy Allen about the second part of their Vieux Frères album, playing venues across Paris and feeling the city's new positivité

Cool Not Cool: Spector Interviewed

With their second album imminent, Spector's Fred Macpherson and Jed Cullen meet Suzie McCracken to discuss shirking commercial expectations and why grime is the closest thing we have to punk

From The Archives: Manic Street Preachers’ James Dean Bradfield Interviewed

In 1994, the Manics released their career-defining third album, The Holy Bible - and Ned Raggett interviewed a young James Dean Bradfield. Here we look back across two decades of burning rage and cold fury, and publish that interview in full for the first time. Photographs courtesy of Mitch Ikeda

Zu

Cortar Todo

35 Years On: The Sisters Of Mercy’s First And Last And Always Revisited

Julian Marszalek looks back 35 years to the hit album that shouldn't have been and nearly wasn't

Better Squat Than Rot: The Music Of The Housing Crisis

George F, anarchist, poet, author and farmer, has just published his squatting memoirs Total Shambles. Here he gives us a YouTube playlist by means of illustrating his experiences

The Bright Labyrinth: Chance And Repetition

In a selection of excerpts from his recent Strange Attractor-published book, The Bright Labyrinth, Ken Hollings discusses - via John Cage and Edgard Varèse - mass production, organisation, repetition and the (perhaps only) advantage human beings have over machines. (Illustrations by Matthew Frame)

Two Poems By: Nicola Maye Goldberg

We're transatlantic once again for this week's new writing - two poems by New York-based Nicola Maye Goldberg

Nature-Built Prisons: Director Jeppe Rønde On Bridgend

Danish director Jeppe Rønde has made his first feature film about the spate of teen suicides in the Welsh town of Bridgend. Yasmeen Khan talks to him about it

Wire We Watching This?: Manic Street Preachers Doc No Manifesto Reviewed

'Uppity Manics Fan' Stephen Lee Naish reviews Elizabeth Marcus' documentary of the band

Is Above The Law’s Livin’ Like Hustlers The Best Gangsta Rap Album?

Angus Batey reps for ATL's Livin' Like Hustlers as not only the best gangsta rap album but g-funk ground zero

Unresolved And Discordant: Pearson Sound’s Favourite Albums

With his debut album released this week, the Hessle Audio producer talks Lauren Martin through his top 13 formative records ahead of his appearance at the Bloc weekender

Perfection Is Boring: An Interview With Helena Hauff

Before she plays Bloc this weekend, the Golden Pudel resident DJ and producer has an in-depth conversation with Albert Freeman about the approach she takes to making music, the over-accelerated exposure cycle of new material and the creeping danger of virtual life

Pearson Sound

Pearson Sound

Akatombo

Sometime, Never

Spool’s Out: Tape Reviews For March By Tristan Bath

Tristan Bath returns with Spools Out, The Quietus' regular tape review column. This month he covers Shit & Shine, Broshuda, Deathcount In Silicone Valley, Silver Waves, Dikeman, Roger Tellier-Craig, Félicia Atkinson, Eartheater, Nigel Wrench, Black Spirituals and Extnddntwrk

Dutch Uncles

O Shudder

The Fyre Of London: An Interview With Busdriver

The Los Angeles rapper and Project Blowed veteran talks to Calum Bradbury-Sparvell about his recent album Perfect Hair, working with his Hellfyre Club label and why hip-hop is folk music

Mr Agreeable: Auf Wiederzane Prick – A Farewell To Zane Lowe

When Mr Agreeable found out that Zane "Hottest Record In The World Right Now" Lowe was leaving Radio One, and had been compared to John Peel, he asked if we might sign his leaving card

IRM

Closure

Jlin

Dark Energy

No Spill Blood

Heavy Electricity

Hey Colossus

Black And Gold

English Heretic

A Study Of Lunar Research Flights

As American As Capote: The Cramps’ Songs The Lord Taught Us Revisited

Julian Marszalek revisits The Cramps' debut and finds a glorious, hermetically sealed world of dark delights and puerile pursuits

Stalker Humanoids: The ERC, Maxine Peake & Lias Saoudi Interviewed

The Eccentronic Research Council, Maxine Peake and Lias Saoudi get together with John Doran to talk tactile knobs, pop star crushes and the secret history of early electronic pop