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Hang On! Pussy Galore Revisit Dial M for Motherfucker

Nick Hutchings talks to Jon Spencer, Julia Cafritz, Bob Bert, Neil Hagerty and Kurt Wolf about the twenty fifth anniversary of Dial M For Motherfucker

The Strange World Of… Polar Bear’s Seb Rochford

Leo Chadburn sits down with with one of the UK's best drummers, Seb Rochford, to discuss ten highlights from his career to date. All Polar Bear live shots courtesy of Valerio Berdini

Tailor Made For Worship: Dave Wyndorf Of Monster Magnet’s Favourite Albums

The Monster Magnet frontman turns the clock back 40 years to tell Val Siebert about 13 formative favourite records

Tensnake

Glow

Donato Dozzy & Nuel

The Aquaplano Sessions

Spools Out 3: A Cassette Reviews Column For March

The Master Of The Tapes, Tristan Bath is back with a selection of the best releases from February and March

Unbounded Exploration: An Interview With patten

Following the release of his dazzling Warp debut album ESTOILE NAIANT, Dale Berning meets up with the London artist to discuss language and meaning

YG

My Krazy Life

Didgeridoom: Ted Kotcheff Talks Wake In Fright

Robert Barry talks with the director of the outback horror classic ahead of its home format re-release

Tycho

Awake

The Body Is Not Gender: Laura Jane Grace Of Against Me! Interviewed

Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace has penned an album of astonishingly intimate anthemic punk rock. Transgender Dysphoria Blues explores a perspective seldom seen in punk: that of a trans* woman. Here she talks to Petra Davis about creativity, femininity, and soul rebellion

Spiritual Modernism: Rafał Iwański Of HATI & X-Navi:Et Interviewed

The mesmerising music of Rafał Iwański, both in his long-running duo HATI and solo as X-Navi:Et, channels his fascination with percussive and ritual instruments and trance states. Ahead of his performance at Unsound New York as half of Kapital, he speaks to Rory Gibb about resonance, improvisation and the sounds of the cosmos

Future Islands

Singles

Hauschka

Abandoned City

Polar Bear

In Each And Every One

Remember That, Fucko: Hey Colossus’ Favourite Albums

With their set at Desertfest on the horizon, we asked the seven-piece to do the mathematically awkward and pick 13 favourite albums between them. Here's what they sent back

Long Distance Communication: An Interview With Sabina

Jeremy Allen meets up with the musical polyglot and Brazilian Girls frontwoman to discuss her debut solo album, Toujours

The Start Of The End: Pantera’s Far Beyond Driven Revisited

Dan Franklin turns the clock back twenty years to this turning point Pantera album

Jon Porras

Light Divide

Withered Hand

New Gods

Some Fucking Stars: Slint Documentary Breadcrumb Trail Reviewed

Dan Nixon reviews an upcoming documentary investigation into the life and work of Louisville's reluctant legends Slint

Defined Constellations: Tim Kinsella Of Owls Interviewed

With Owls' second album Two released this week, a full thirteen years after their much-loved debut, Kyle Ellison catches up with the band's Tim Kinsella to talk brotherly love and the fine-tuning of their sound

The Presence Of A True Death: Karl Knausgaard’s Boyhood Island

Daniel Fraser makes his way through banality, bullfighting and Anders Breivik in Boyhood Island, the third instalment of Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard's contentious My Struggle

Two Poems By: Michael Naghten Shanks

This week's new writing comes in the form of two new poems from Dublin-based Michael Naghten Shanks: writer, poet and editor of the online literary journal The Bohemyth

My Punk: The English Beat Live By Simon Price

Simon Price attends the O2 Academy Islington to revel in the live show he missed the first time round. Photograph courtesy of David Dunn

A Demon In The Drift: Kate Bush Interviewed

To mark Kate Bush's return to live performance, we're republishing this interview, originally posted in 2011, where John Doran talked to one of the UK's most indomitable and peerless artists about her then-new album 50 Words For Snow

Gallon Drunk

The Soul Of The Hour

A Cinema Baker’s Dozen: Jon Savage’s Favourite Teenage Films

With his new film Teenage released earlier this year, Jon Savage picks the top thirteen films that capture the spirit of adolescence

Joan As Police Woman

The Classic

Tunabunny

Kingdom Technology

The Seven Ages Of The World Cup Song

With this weekend seeing Gary Barlow and Gary Lineker unveiling the latest stirring anthem to inspire the national XI to success in Brazil, Jeremy Allen looks back at the world cup songs of yesteryear and finds them to be surprisingly telling signs of the times