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Hit By Hit: 40 Years Of Now That’s What I Call Music

Ian Wade traces the history of the monolithic Now compilation series, now about to enter its fifth decade

A Protected Sound: An Interview With Dalglish

Joseph Burnett speaks to enigmatic electronic musician Chris Douglas about his new album on PAN, creating his own protected sound world, and working with Mike Banks and James Stinson

Sleaford Mods

Austerity Dogs

Luke Temple

Good Mood Fool

Life Of A Discaholic: Mats Gustafsson’s Favourite Albums

The prolific free jazz saxophonist, The Thing and Fire! member and crate digger extraordinaire takes up our top 13 albums gauntlet

Compound Eye

Journey From Anywhere

Great Northern Electrics: The Strange History Of T.R.A.S.E.

When Andy Popplewell was a teenager three decades ago he made a synth pop album. Here he tells John Doran why it has only just been released by Finders Keepers

Making Eyes At Suburban Boys: Talking Truths With Real Lies

New London group Real Lies make nocturnal, rave-tinged love songs to the fringes of London. Luke Turner spoke to them about youth, the romance of the suburbs, and why the pothead bros of East London are denying their own youth

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New War

Charlemagne Palestine / Z’ev

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20 Years On: Souls Of Mischief’s 93 ‘Til Infinity Revisited

Angus Batey looks back at Souls Of Mischief - the hip hop phenomenon that never was

Snow Palms

Intervals

An Age Of Promise: The Strange World Of… The Kronos Quartet

Leo Chadburn talks to the quartet's founder member, violinist David Harrington, about ten key projects which have shaped their unique career

Writing A Deep Map: Non-Fiction’s Challenge To The Contemporary Novel

Gareth Rees considers the expectations and confines attached to, and considers what part nonfiction has to play in, the contemporary novel

Field Day 2014: A Quietus Village Mentality Retrospective

As we get ready for the news on who's to play Field Day next June, we revisit some of our favourite performances on the Quietus Village Mentality Stage over recent years

Cabaret Voltaire

#8385 (Collected Works 1983-1985)

Blood Orange

Cupid Deluxe

Bleu-ming Marvellous: Blue Is The Warmest Colour Reviewed

Yasmeen Khan reviews the controversial Palme D'or winning French film

M.I.A.

Matangi

Nils Frahm

Spaces

Monster Magnet

Last Patrol

Peculiar Relationships: Neil Gaiman’s Favourite Albums

Following this week's release of his live collaborative album with Amanda Palmer, the fantasy and science fiction author picks out the records that have most inspired and informed his writing

The Least Important Things: Dr Who At Fifty, An Essay By Taylor Parkes

As Dr Who reaches its half century, Taylor Parkes takes a look back at the programme's evolution, plot and props, and ponders on fandom and his own relationship with the antics of the Time Lord

The Aesthetic Of Machinery: Objekt Interviewed

With his bone-shattering new 12" released this week, Berlin's TJ Hertz speaks to Rory Gibb about bending techno's rules and being punched in the face by factory machinery

Death Grips

Government Plates

Lone Star Saint: Roky Erickson’s Solo Career In Review

Looking back at Roky Erickson's creative 1980s, Billy Miller, Craig Luckin and Stu Cook tell Ben Graham about ill advised acid trips and albums recorded in psychiatric hospitals

Mutation

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Anatomy Of An Engima: An Interview With Autechre

With Autechre's new EP, 'L-event', just released, Charlie Frame catches up with the veteran electronic duo's Rob Brown to discuss music and memory, this year's sprawling 'Exai' album, and the methods and ideas that underlie each of the new EP's tracks

Laura J Martin

Dazzle Days

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Through A Pre-Memory