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A Tsunami Of Images: Iain Sinclair Interviewed

Stephanie Boland sits down with the veteran writer and filmmaker to discuss the life-changing effects of the London Overground, the apparent death of the novel, the relationship between cinema and architecture, and putting together his new book - 70x70. Unlicensed Preaching: A Life Unpacked In 70 Films

Sound Of Yell

Brocken Spectre

Kassé Mady Diabaté

Kiriké

Palm Desert Discs: John Garcia’s Favourite Albums

With his self-titled debut solo album out earlier this year and a run of UK shows imminent, the former Kyuss man has been wringing his hands over picking 13 all-time favourite LPs. Mark Eglinton helps him boil it down

Noise Is The Beauty: The Jesus & Mary Chain Live, By Simon Price

As The Jesus And Mary Chain bring their Psychocandy full­ album show to the UK, Simon Price sees their Troxy show, salutes the power of myth and ponders: is it about pop versus noise, or noise versus pop?

A Map Of Growing Up: Stephen Lee Naish On The Bachelor Party

Stephen Lee Naish looks back to the fond memories contained in a warped VHS copy of Tom Hank's 'The Bachelor Party' and wonders if something has been lost in our rush to embrace digital formats

Matthew Edwards And The Unfortunates

The Fates

TV On The Radio

Seeds

Beyond The Barrage: Einstürzende Neubauten’s Lament Live

Sand Avidar travels to Diksmuide for the first performance of Einsturzende Neubauten's Lament, their commemoration of the First World War. In it, he argues, can be seen and heard not just the history of 20th century warfare, but of Neubauten themselves. Photography by Valerio Berdini of Liveon35mm

Discontinuum: Karen Gwyer Interviewed

Before she plays her final gig of the year in London tomorrow night, Karen Gwyer talks to Laurie Tuffrey about her approach to production, striving for weirdness and the problems that women face in electronic music

“Embrace It Or Fuck Off” – Robert Plant Interviewed

Julian Marszalek talks to Percy about the influence of North and West African music, not succumbing to the cabaret disease and why he'll never cut his hair. Portraits by Ed Miles

Parallel Winter: An Essay On The Season By Richard Youngs

Before his appearance at Platform's celebration of the year's darkest, coldest quarter in Glasgow this weekend, the prolific singer-songwriter takes a moment to reflect on how a flu jab, a family away holidaying in Portugal and a lonely recording session in 2011 forever changed winter for him

Dewey Decibel Sound System: Rum Music With Russell Cuzner

Russell Cuzner once again allows strange sounds into his years and reviews music from the far out zones by Skullflower, Scorpion Bowl, Drew Mulholland, Tom James Scott, Jana Winderen, Thomas Köner, Kevin Drumm, Anjou, Lawrence English, Transllusion and Neel

Words To The Blind: Savages And Bo Ningen In Conversation

Before they reanimate their Dadaist simultaneous poetry-inspired project at London's Oval Space tonight, Savages' Jehnny Beth & Bo Ningen's Taigen Kawabe tell Suzie McCracken about its distant origins in Britain's highest inn and why youthful rebellion lies at its heart

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Swallowed

Lunarterial

Loscil

Sea Island

About Remembering: Vic Godard Interviewed

Lapidary and unclotted, witty, punchy and surprising - Vic Godard of Subway Sect talks to Helen King about The Fall, Bernie Rhodes, being a postman, and recording old songs for his new album in Edwyn Collins' studio

Vienna And Voodoo: Tav Falco Interviewed

Pure cinema is black and white, mythology is truth and the American military industrial complex is destroying us. Panther Burns' Tav Falco discusses his new film, Urania Descending, among many other things. Kris Needs listens and learns. Photographs courtesy of Tav Falco

From Natland To Brass Band: British Sea Power Live

Robert Cooke takes a pilgrimage to the birthplace of British Sea Power, via a "wondrous, ludicrous" performance alongside Foden's Band in Kendal

Positive Centre

In Silent Series

dEUS

Selected Songs 1994–2014

Avatars Of The Unconscious: Stanley Donwood Interviewed

Dan Richards speaks to Radiohead and Thom Yorke artworker, Holloway collaborator, friend and fellow hedge enthusiast Stanley Donwood about the blurred lines between sleeping and waking life, keeping demons out of his house and the big red non-spiders on the front of his new book, Humor

Human Elements: Adam Nevill Interviewed

Sean Kitching speaks to horror novelist Adam Nevill about victim misogyny in horror films, picking apart the myths of history's notorious psychopaths in his latest book, No One Gets Out Alive, the literary brilliance of True Detective and not being the British Stephen King

The Shaman Speaks of War: Ales Kot Interviewed

Bram Gieben talks to the comics creator about his 'war trilogy', psychedelic take on some of Marvel's best-known heroes, and the role comics can play in the story of human evolution

Be Stiff: The Stiff Records Story

Alongside an extract from his new book - Be Stiff: The Stiff Records Story, an intimate history of the eponymous label - Richard Balls offers up his opinion on ten of the best Stiff Records released and a buyer's guide to the stiffest rarities

Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band

Intensity Ghost

Virginia Wing

Measures Of Joy

Pictures Of Me: Elliott Smith – Heaven Adores You Reviewed

A new documentary examining the life and work of Elliott Smith opens this month. James Skinner is here with a review

Moment In Time: Genesis’ The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Revisited

Nick Reed returns to Genesis' hefty 1974 double album opus, and finds, in-between the near-incomprehensible narrative and patchy second disc, a record that offers many fine moments and stakes a good claim to being the pinnacle of prog excess

Poetry And Propaganda: Ten Lesser Known Films About The Great War

To mark last weekend's Remembrance Day David Hamilton-Smith takes an in depth look at ten films that deal with the tragedy of World War One

Autopsy Turvy: Oozing Wound Interviewed

With their second full-length, Earth Suck, out now, Nick Hutchings talks to the Chicago thrash trio possessed of "the desire to slay"