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Tony Allen

Film Of Life

Ned Collette & Wirewalker

Networking In Purgatory

Various Artists

Certified Connections

Robert Wyatt

Different Every Time

Crisp-Packet Ballard: The Myth Of Brilliant Summers Reviewed

Dale Lately submerges himself in the world of Austin Collings' The Myth of Brilliant Summers — a literary funeral pyre for rose-tinted spectacles of youth spent and misspent in the North —a once-real universe rendered in underpasses, morning hues and uneven teeth

Short Fiction By: Livia Franchini

New writing this week comes in the form of a set of three pieces short fiction by London-based writer, editor and translator Livia Franchini

Jungle VIP: The Secret Behind Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey

Mat Colegate is granted an audience with the reclusive star of Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, which is reissued by the BFI this week

Mogwai On: Rave Tapes & Mogwai Whiskey

Mr. Mitch

Parallel Memories

The Budos Band

Burnt Offering

Björk-in’ The Land: Biophilia Live Reviewed

Did the Icelandic maverick's conceptual concept film leave Laura Snoad 'Violently Happy', or will she give it a 'Frosti' reception?

Cooly G

Wait 'Til Night

Armed With Stones: S.A.D Interviewed

Following the release of their single She's Gone earlier this year, Julian Marszalek chats to the enigmatic fruity goth duo about BDSM, fashion and rejecting all notions of freedom

Swan Songs: Baxter Dury Interviewed

Jeremy Allen speaks to Baxter Dury about his popularity in France, latest album It's a Pleasure, and following in his father's footsteps

Taylor Swift

1989

Sonic Worlds: Clark’s Favourite Albums

With his sterling, self-titled seventh album released and a run of sets coming up before the year's out, the Warp producer delves into his towel collection (read on) and picks his 13 top LPs for Nick Hutchings

Cold Comfort: Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson’s Winter In America

Tristan Bath heads back to the 1974 collaborative record and finds an album-cum-social document wrongly resigned to cult status, one whose message remains undimmed 40 years on

Non Compliant: An Interview With AnD

Following the release of their excellent debut album Cosmic Microwave Background last month, Albert Freeman chats to the Manchester duo about approaching a full length release, seeing Godflesh play Berghain, and avoiding linear expectations

Cowbell

Skeleton Soul

Linda Spjut

Into The Flesh

Düsseldorf 1970: The Crucible of Krautrock by Those who Were There

In an exclusive extract from the book that accompanies a new compilation of music from Dusseldorf, 
Michael Rother, Roedelius, Klaus Dinger and more discuss jazz and the spirit of collaboration from which Krautrock grew

Perfume Genius

Too Bright

Richard Dawson

Nothing Important

Tape Adapter: November’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed By Gary Suarez

Gary Suarez muses on the rise of Atlanta as a key city in US rap as he reviews new tapes from Dej Loaf, Future, OG Maco & Cardo, Migos and Mr. Marcelo

The Sound Of Silence: An Interview With Love Inks

Ahead of their UK tour, Austin's Love Inks talk to John Freeman about "creating a wall of sound utilising silence" on their third album, Exi

Goddess Club 7: Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie Interviewed

Aug Stone talks to the creators of this year’s Best British Comic, The Wicked + The Divine, about pop, problematic people and puns

Symphonies Of Sickness By Carcass 25 Years On

Ned Raggett asks you to witness the sickness as he looks back at the groundbreaking second album by Carcass

Finding The Point: An Interview With Jane Weaver

Ahead of a short UK tour, Jane Weaver tells John Freeman how her stellar sixth solo album, The Silver Globe, was inspired by a Polish sci-fi movie and her desire to remove self-imposed shackles, resulting in the finest record of her 20-year career

Dans Dans

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Krokodil

Nachash

Short Fiction: ‘5 Albums That Sadly Do Not Exist’ By Tore Renberg

New writing this week comes from PEN grant-winning Norwegian writer Tore Renberg, author of Quietus and Knausgård approved novel See You Tomorrow, in the form of a fictional discography and a casual rewriting of musical history

Printed By Chimps: Andrew Mueller Interviewed By David Stubbs

Following the release of his new book, It's Too Late to Die Young Now, Andrew Mueller sits down with erstwhile colleague and renowned monocle-wearer David Stubbs to discuss Mueller's life in music journalism, a shared history at Melody Maker, how Straitjacket Fits changed his life forever and the changing face of the music press