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A Deliberate Rejection Of Beauty? Disco Inferno’s D.I. Go Pop

Ned Raggett looks back twenty years to an album of "urban sound with seaside and seasonal reveries that aren’t quite that, a burst of activity that could also be a last gasp"

Have a Nice Life

The Unnatural World

Pye Corner Audio

Black Mill Tapes Volumes 1-4

The Upsetters

The Good, The Bad And The Upsetters

The Noise Of Art: Trevor Horn On ZTT’s 30th Birthday

Al Niven talks to Trevor Horn about three decades of Zang Tuum Tumb

As If By Magic: Angoulême Comics Festival 2014

Aug Stone reports on the 41st Angoulême International Comics Festival

Under The Hood: Nochexxx & Plastic Horse Interviewed

With the release of Nochexxx's anarchic debut album Thrusters, Harry Sword catches up with both the Cambridge dweller and visual artists Plastic Horse, to talk petrolhead musical tinkering and the mayhem of the album's accompanying film

Fanfarlo

Let's Go Extinct

Critic’s Round-Up: Mark Kermode’s Favourite Albums

The film critic, television presenter and skiffle bassist sets aside his DVD stack to talk top records with Marc Burrows

Henry Blacker

Hungry Dogs Will Eat Dirty Puddings

Cosmic Intervention: An Interview With The Space Lady

With The Space Lady about to embark on her first ever tour of the UK, Nicola Meighan catches up with the mercurial US cosmic pop artist to discuss her early years busking in San Francisco, psychedelic experience and UFO sightings

25 Years On: XTC’s Oranges & Lemons Revisited

Oranges & Lemons was the beginning of the end for XTC in 1989, says Nick Reed, but was it worth it?

Sonic Router 032: Shadow Worlds – Illum Sphere Interviewed

For his first Sonic Router column of 2014, Oli Marlow catches up with Manchester-based producer Illum Sphere to discuss the immersive spaces of his long-in-the-making Ninja Tune debut album

“Pavement Really Weren’t Trying”: Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Revisited

Eli Lee casts her mind back to 1994 and the release of Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, Pavement's most commercial moment

Step Brothers

Lord Steppington

Temples

Sun Structures

The Shade And The Light: Nergal Of Behemoth Interviewed

Kim Kelly talks to Poland's most upbeat, dynamic and open-minded heavy metal Satanist about coming to terms with his past and a close call with death

Short Fiction: ‘The House Of Sant Cassia’ by James Vella

New writing this week comes to us not from the metropolis, but from the coast, by way of Brighton, in the form of a short story from James Vella's forthcoming - and rather nicely put together - debut collection

Gay Propaganda: Russian Love Stories

As the Winter Olympics opens in Sochi, we present an extract from Gay Propaganda: Russian Love Stories, published by OR Books, and a glimpse in to the devastating effects of Russia's draconian laws and social attitudes toward homosexuality. The book, by turns harrowing, hilarious and affirming, is nothing if not necessary

The Priest And The Wild Boys: William Burroughs As Musician

Chal Ravens examines the rise and fall of the musical legacy of William Burroughs

Full Clip: Latest Hip Hop Albums Reviewed By Gary Suarez

New York gentleman Mr Gary Suarez returns with this month's Full Clip round-up of hip hop LP releases, feat. Angel Haze, Cities Aviv, Kid Ink, Prince Po & Oh No and Isaiah Rashad

Bill Callahan

Have Fun With God

Raagnagrok

Man Woman Birth Death Infinity

Open Territory: An Interview With Alcest

Ned Raggett speaks to Neige, the singer/composer behind French band Alcest, to discuss their new album Shelter's wholescale shift towards hazy shoegaze territory

Perfect Calibrations: Simon Raymonde’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of his new album with Snowbird, the former Cocteau Twins man and Bella Union boss gives us his rundown of his all-time (on this given day) favourite records

Various Artists

Hardcore Traxx: Dance Mania Records 1986-1997

Les Vampyrettes/Holger Czukay

Les Vampyrettes 12"/On The Way To The Peak Of Normal

I For One Welcome Our New Robot Vocal Cords: Radical Computer Music

How might electronic music sound in a post human future? Robert Barry enlists the help of Holly Herndon, James Bridle and Conrad Shawcross to explore radical new directions in computer music, from live programming and Algorave to the digital overloads of Black Midi

The Everlasting Yeah: Raymond Gorman Of That Petrol Emotion Interviewed

Odhran MacGabhann talks to Raymond Gorman of That Petrol Emotion and The Everlasting Yeah about Derry as city of culture, Sahaja yoga, sobriety and The Undertones

Pangaea

Fabriclive 73

Primitive Man

Scorn

Xiu Xiu

Angel Guts: Red Classroom