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Let’s Whist Again: Idlewild Interviewed

Roddy Woomble and Rod Jones talk to Dan Ross about getting old, getting annoyed and coming back with a new album

Complete Communion: Stewart Smith’s Latest Jazz Round-Up Column

It's a full month for Complete Communion as Stewart Smith previews the EFG London Jazz Festival and Glasgow's GIOfest VII, and reviews some excellent records wherein jazzheads team up with purveyors of racket and noise Dead Neanderthals and Kid Millions

Everybody Gets Wings: King Champion Sounds Interviewed

Ajay Saggar, leader of King Champion Sounds, tells Ben Graham how the collective went from one-off Mike Watt support act to fully fledged, brass-touting genre melders ahead of their UK tour, starting this week

Einsturzende Neubauten

Lament

A Fist In Time: Billy Idol Live In London, By Simon Price

Billy Idol, punk pin-up turned MTV-era mainstream icon, is back in London and pumping that famous fist like billy-o. Simon Price can't help loving it.

Torn Hawk

Let's Cry And Do Pushups At The Same Time

Population One

Theatre Of A Confused Mind

Clark

Clark

Dean Blunt

Black Metal

Time Dilates Around You: Jon Hopkins Discusses Asleep Versions

The producer considers patience, meditation and the importance of the pineal gland while talking Kiran Acharya through the four immersive remixes on his new EP, released today

Most Fabulous: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion’s Orange Revisited

Julian Marszalek slips into his bellbottoms to celebrate the 25th anniversary of a rock album that was really an experimental funk bombshell

“This Band To Live For” Misunderstandings Of British Sea Power

British Sea Power tome Do It For Your Mum is one of the best books about rock and family you'll read. Its author Roy Wilkinson gives an update on the group and their parents, and attempts to put right some of the many misconceptions about the group

To Boldly Go Where Nolan Has Gone Before: Interstellar Reviewed

James Ubaghs reviews Chris Nolan's space travel epic

Fight Cub: Marwan Kenzari and Nasrdin Dchar Talk Wolf

Jim Taihuttu's kickboxing thriller 'Wolf' is out on DVD now, so Paul Risker interviewed two of the film's stars about acting, their director and the future of Dutch film

Tindersticks

Ypres

Spun From Rocks: Richard Skelton’s The Inward Circles

Sonic topographer Richard Skelton is back with a new project, The Inward Circles. He tells Luke Turner about the evolution of his windswept, increasingly stark music

Pink Floyd

The Endless River

Tokyo Dream-Logic: Chris Roberts On The Sights & Sounds Of A Lig In Japan

Chris Roberts travels to the Japan Night showcase, where the local music industry displays its wares to the world. Is there life in Tokyo, or will it get lost in translation?

Grouper

Ruins

Peasant Company Excepted: Andrzej Wajda’s The Promised Land

With the long awaited reissue of The Promised Land in its uncut form just days away, Yasmeen Khan takes the opportunity to look back at Andrzej Wajda's social realist masterpiece

Found Under The Sky: Jozef Van Wissem Interviewed

With his new LP It Is Time For You To Return out next week, Richard Foster talks to the prolific lutist about the history of his instrument, his music's cinematic aspect and why he's left the Netherlands for New York

Deep Listening: Bérangère Maximin Interviewed

Cindy Stern offers her unique insights into - and talks to - the incomparable electroacoustic composer Bérangère Maximin

Glitter And Hypnosis: Jimmy Page Interviewed

Julian Marszalek speaks to the Led Zeppelin and Yardbirds guitarist about the monolithic heavy rock albums IV and Houses Of The Holy

David Karsten Daniels

The Four Immeasurable Minds

Arca

Xen

Junkboy

Sovereign Sky

Run The Jewels

Run The Jewels 2

The Byline: Wild Beasts’ Hayden Thorpe On Newcastle United

Wild Beasts' singer and adopted Geordie Hayden Thorpe speaks to Andrew Fenwick about the joys, sorrows and injustices of supporting Newcastle United under Mike Ashley and Alan Pardew. Hayden Thorpe photographed live by Valerio Berdini

My Master’s Voice: Béla Tarr Interviewed by J R Robinson

J R Robinson of Wrekmeister Harmonies is (obviously) big fan of the Hungarian director of Satantango and The Turin Horse, Béla Tarr. So we organised an interview...

X Ray Audio: Soviet Off The Bone Recordings & The Real Tuesday Weld

A strange tale of bootleg technology, Cold War culture and gulag tunes is being brought back to life after more than 60 years. Stephen Coates of The Real Tuesday Weld explains

Robert Curgenven

They Tore The Earth And, Like A Scar, It Swallowed Them

An Intimate Portal: Antony Hegarty Interviewed

Ahead of Turning, a new DVD and live album, Antony Hegarty talks to Cian Traynor about feminine identity, pursuing a more electronic direction and remembering Lou Reed's love