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Love Goes To Buildings On Fire: Will Hermes’ Polaroid Of An Era

Elena Dolcini gets in to Will Hermes' study of a singular moment in the history of music - Love Goes to Buildings on Fire - a book that manages to be informative and near-objective without losing its soul

Tomorrow And Tomorrow: Tore Renberg Interviewed

Anita Sethi speaks to See You Tomorrow author Tore Renberg about the unlikely influence of Adrian Mole, reading Proust with Knausgård and the ever-present influence of music in his life and work

American Psychos: The Hollywood Male At Breaking Point

Stephen Lee Naish examines the portrayals of men on the edge in Mary Harron's American Psycho and Kathryn Bigelow's Point Break

Erasure

The Violet Flame

Still Echoing Round The Streets Of Tilburg: Incubate 2014 Reviewed

After returning to Blighty with suitcases full of ripped and bloody clothes, grit infested knees and an infected toe, John Doran, Laurie Tuffrey, Sophie Coletta and Richard James Foster look back at a joyous week in Tilburg

A Certain Ratio

Sextet (Reissue)

Spools Out With Tristan Bath: Cassette Store Day Special

Tristan Bath celebrates international Cassette Store Day with the emphasis on the word "international"...

Must It Be Flickers: The Quietus Film Column? Really?

The Quietus film team return in force to check out Ida, Night Of The Comet and Honeymoon. This week with added music round. Please don't get your hopes up.

Take Your Body Off: Gazelle Twin Interviewed

Gazelle Twin's new album is a powerful, violent exploration of the teenage anxieties of electronic musician Elizabeth Bernholz. She discusses medical fascinations and physical self-loathing with Luke Turner

Caribou

Our Love

Martyr Privates

Martyr Privates

Ayahuasca Psychedelia: Al Lover Interviewed

Before he plays the Liverpool Psych Fest this weekend, the genre-melding producer tells us about his new album Sacred Drugs, the influence of San Francisco and why getting lost in his music is his ultimate goal for listeners

Future Sound Of London

Environment Five

13 Reasons Why I Can’t Pick My 13 Favourite Records, By Drew Daniel

When we asked Drew Daniel of Matmos and The Soft Pink Truth for his Baker's Dozen, he refused - and with good reasons. Thirteen of them, to be precise. Here Daniel presents them in an essay titled A Rant Against The Quantification Of Aesthetics. All photographs courtesy of Drew Daniel

Simian Mobile Disco

Whorl

Mike Doughty

Stellar Motel

A Sense Of Acceptance: An Interview With Jeff Tweedy

With Sukierae, the new album recorded with his son Spencer just released, the Wilco frontman talks to Laurie Tuffrey about lyrical processes and music as a means of consolation

Zero Player Game: John Cale’s Drone Orchestra Live

Arjun Sajip heads to the Barbican for a performance fully titled 'LOOP>>60Hz: Transmissions From The Drone Orchestra'.

Rum Music: Psychological Releases From The Outer Reaches

Russell Cuzner explores recent albums from the far leftfield, including posthumous work by Peter 'Sleazy' Christopherson, Nurse With Wound, Michal Jacaszek, and a Russell Haswell with Pain Jerk collaboration

Pere Ubu

Carnival Of Souls

Doin’ It For The Kids: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Mothers Milk Revisited

Jeremy Allen tries to look beyond his mortification at having been a teenage RHCP fan and judge if Mother's Milk was any cop or not

Return To Constantinople: Ides Of Gemini Interviewed

With their second album, Old World | New Wave, just released, Jonathan Keane caught up with the Californian metal trio to talk about exploring ancient themes, the influence of alchemy and working with Neurosis' label

Trans Am

Volume X

Reinventions Of The Near Future: James Dean Bradfield’s Favourite LPs

With their Holy Bible shows just announced, the Manic Street Preachers frontman talks Emily Mackay through his all-time favourite albums

Hail The Acid Kings: Electric Wizard’s Time To Die Reviewed

Demonic Dan Franklin double drops, inverts the cross and turns off his mind. Legalize drugs and murder!

The Anxious Middle: Wittgenstein Jr Reviewed

Will Rees gets in to Lars Iyer's eagerly-awaited followup to the Spurious Trilogy, Wittgenstein Jr, a book of anxiety, fragmentation and strange optimism

Britain First? Albion Playwright Chris Thompson Interviewed

Jessie Thompson speaks to the playwright Chris Thompson about the dangers of working class marginalisation, subverting expectations and stereotypes and the power of karaoke in his new play, Albion

Opal Onyx

Delta Sands

Serious, Perilous Friendship: Rockfort Interviews Aquaserge

Continuing his investigation into the French axis of psych, David McKenna talks to Julien Gasc of Aquaserge about this year's À l'amitié LP, and picks out efforts from NLF3 and Powerdove as required listening this month

Nisennenmondai

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Harrying Of The Norse: Laibach Live In Oslo

Roy Wilkinson heads to the Norwegian capital and examines Laibach's political obfuscation and explorations of nationalism against the context of the pleasingly strange Ultima Festival. Photo by Ultima festival / Henrik Bec

Gum Takes Tooth

Mirrors Fold