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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

Motorpsycho

Behind The Sun

A Sense For Contrast: The Strange World Of Russell Haswell

Multi-disciplinary artist and renowned noise musician Russell Haswell has just released an excellent beat-driven record on Diagonal. So we dispatched the Quietus' own Russell to meet him to discuss his career to date, from the YBAs and ATP to sushi and Whitney Houston

Test Dept On AV Festival & Remembering The Miners’ Strike

Next weekend, members of 80s clatterers Test Dept head to the AV Festival to carry out an installation commemorating the Miners' Strike. Here, Graham Cunnington and Paul Jamrozy discuss the project, and state why, in the current political climate, remembering those events is so important

Ibibio Sound Machine

Ibibio Sound Machine

Linda Perhacs

The Soul of All Natural Things

The War On Drugs

Lost In The Dream

The Frantic Four: Status Quo Remember Piledriver

Val Siebert talks to all of the classic line up of Status Quo about the 1972 album that set them on the road to long lasting fame

Wayward Circuits: An Interview With Ekoplekz

With Ekoplekz's latest album Unfidelity just released, Harry Sword catches up with Bristol's finest crafter of gnarled sound system wreckers to chat head-mashing bass and electronic tinkering

Beautiful Noise: Rhys Chatham Interviewed

In this lost interview from 2009, Rhys Chatham talks to David Moats about doom metal, gentrification and drum & bass as a collaboration between him and Charlemagne Palestine comes to St. John's Church in Hackney on Thursday as part of William Basinski and Art Assembly's Arcadia series

Stone Jack Jones

Ancestor

Deadbeat + Paul St. Hilaire

The Infinity Dub Sessions

The Avalanche Of Rose: An Interview With Keel Her

Mixing surf pop, punk and electronics, the songs on Keel Her's debut album are just a sample of Rose Keeler-Schäffeler's prolific home-recorded output. With bandmate Andrew Barnes, she talks to Stuart Huggett about getting out of the bedroom

Form & Function: Pinch’s Favourite Albums

With Pinch's Cold Recordings taking over Fabric Room 3 this Friday, Rory Gibb catches up with the Bristol figurehead to discuss thirteen of his favourite, formative albums

Elbow

The Take Off And Landing Of Everything

The Auteurs

New Wave (Reissue)

Living With The White Cube: An Interview With EMA

Erika Anderson tells John Freeman about the "taboo" themes on her new album, The Future's Void, and just why she came close to quitting her EMA project

Western Pop In The Eastern Bloc: Depeche Mode – Monument

Sophia Deboick explores this aptly-named publication, a time capsule of sorts, by turns a personal history and listographic account of the unlikely importance of Basildon's own Depeche Mode to the youth culture of the Eastern Bloc

Growing Up In Public: Zoe Pilger’s ‘Eat My Heart Out’

Houman Barekat gets his teeth in to Zoe Pilger's debut novel - a blackly-comic commentary on feminism, idealism, contemporary youth and the complexities of human relationships - Eat My Heart Out

Ministry Of Wolves

Music From Republik Der Wolfe

Tape Adapter: March’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed

Never fear! Gary Suarez is here with this month's best and worst hip hop mixtapes on his hard drive

Carla Bozulich

Boy

Metronomy

Love Letters

Derek Jarman’s Advice To A Young Queer Artist, By Scott Treleaven

Ahead of a screening of his film The Salivation Army at the BFI next week, Canadian filmmaker Scott Treleaven remembers life-changing and inspiring encounters with Derek Jarman

Lost Harbours

Into The Failing Light

Mikey Georgeson & The Civilised Scene

Blood & Brambles

Numero

Warfaring Strangers: Darkscorch Canticles

Oh No, Pono: The Trouble With Neil Young’s New Player

Neil Young claims that his newly-announced, 'ultra-high resolution' Pono music player is designed to help restore the "soul" to the music listening experience. What a load of crazy pony, says Robert Barry

Sounds From A Ghost Town: An Interview With Hauschka

Volker Bertelmann tells John Freeman how the extraordinary new Hauschka album Abandoned City was created solely on his prepared piano and inspired by the lonely beauty of ghost towns

Nature Eclipses Culture: An Interview With Richard Skelton

Richard Skelton's timeless and elemental music, both solo and in duo *AR, draws its inspiration from the rhythms of the natural world and the remote landscapes of the UK and Ireland. Ahead of performances at Aldeburgh's Faster Than Sound and the North East's AV Festival, he speaks to Joseph Burnett about place, poetry and the glacial evolution of his musical practice

A Place To Dream: Arcadia, The Kitchen & The History Of NY Lofts

With William Basinski's Arcadia Series opening this week in London, Robert Barry speaks with Basinski, Michael Gira and Rhys Chatham to trace the rich history of New York's artist-run loft spaces and the pioneering music they fostered