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The Bevis Frond

High In A Flat

Gruff Rhys

American Interior

Wen

Signals

How To Find Magic: Motorpsycho Interviewed

Tristan Bath talks to Bent Sæther about a quarter of a century of exploratory psychedelic rock with Motorpsycho

Black Metal: Evolution Of The Cult – Review And Interview

Kim Kelly reviews Dayal Patterson's "completely essential" book on BM and John Doran interviews the author

An Encyclopaedia Of Myself: Jonathan Meades’ Autobiography Reviewed

John Doran looks at Meades' recollections of acid, cold war and much much death in the 1950s

Bo Ningen

III

Fujiya & Miyagi

Artificial Sweeteners

High Roads & Low Roads: Through Scotland With Aidan Moffat

Aidan Moffat's wandering tour of Scotland makes it to Glasgow this weekend. He and collaborator of forthcoming film Paul Fegan talk to Nicola Meighan about forthcoming film Where You're Meant To Be, Scottish folk song, and offensive clichés of Scots life

Oh Buddy, Come On! Future Islands Live By Simon Price

Future Islands are the most talked-about band of the year so far. But what does it all mean? Simon Price sees them live and is blown away. (And not just by the gale-force sea breeze...)

Coldplay

Ghost Stories

Dead Rider

Chills On Glass

Prostitutes

Petit Cochon

Echo And The Bunnymen

Meteorites

Song Of The Digital Flesh: Vocal Manipulation & Our Cyborg Selves

The highly charged vocal manipulations of Holly Herndon, Katie Gately (pictured), Burial and The Knife, writes Alex Borkowski, are powerful expressions of our fast-evolving relationships with technology, space and our own bodies

They Do Like It Up ‘Em: Fisty Fun & Queer Bangers With Furfriend

On the surface, mysterious Electronic Bumming Music duo Furfriend appear to be a carnal celebration of the squelchier end of sexual practice. Yet, as Luke Turner discovers, their new EP for Perc Trax reveals that they're LGBT activists, as well as just 'active'...

Immersion Through Disturbance: Clint Mansell’s Favourite Film Soundtracks

The former Pop Will Eat Itself singer turned film score maestro tells Kiran Acharya about the 13 soundtracks that have inspired him most

The Black Keys

Turn Blue

Howlin Rain

Live Rain

Abdulla Rashim

Unanimity

Slants, Kinks & Extremities: Evil Blizzard Interviewed

Ahead of shows in London and at Supersonic, Noel Gardner catches up with Preston's finest purveyors of chemical bass ooze and juddering funk to talk their debut album The Dangers Of Evil Blizzard

Things The Quietus Learned At The Great Escape

As the annual showcase festival rolls up to Brighton, Ben Graham grabs his programme, necks a shot of Finnish vodka and salted liquorice and sets off to take in three days' worth of new bands. All photographs courtesy of Erik Luyten

Baader Meinhof

Baader Meinhof

Silo

Work

UKIP’s Bizarre Howl & Why ‘Peak Farage’ Is A Long Way Off

Phil Harrison looks at the insatiable appetite for the UKIP leader, despite his party's incoherent policies, and discusses his dangerous appeal to the public

The Strange World Of… Circle

Jussi Lehtisalo, founding member of Circle, guides Kevin Mccaighy through highlights of their bewilderingly large back catalogue

Tension & Release: An Interview With Karin Park

Sweden's Karin Park tells John Freeman about Motörhead-inspired new single 'Look What You've Done' and discovering music through a religious upbringing

SD Laika

That’s Harakiri

Grace Jones

Nightclubbing (Reissue)

This Is My Music: Dean Wareham’s Favourite Albums

April Clare Welsh gets a rundown of the former Galaxie 500 frontman's all-time top 13 LPs before he comes to the UK to tour in support of his debut solo album next week

Lykke Li

I Never Learn

On Camp & Conchita: An Eurovision Victory For The LGBT Community

Richard Osbourne looks at the camp history of the Eurovision Song Contest, and argues that Conchita's victory this year represents a newly serious side, and a symbolic victory for Europe's LGBT community