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He Bangs The Drums – Thor Harris Of Swans: The Life Of THOR

SWANS' powerhouse drummer Thor Harris talks Luke Turner through his life story, depression, playing with Michael Gira and the similarities between working in music and his day job as a carpenter and plumber

Trembling Bells & Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy

The Bonnie Bells Of Oxford

Gremlins In The Machine: Terror Danjah’s Favourite Albums

Grime innovator Terror Danjah tells a story of UK sound system culture, house parties, Versace sunglasses and the evolution of jungle and grime, via the medium of 13 favourite albums

Movement In Light: The Cinema Of Man Ray

To coincide with a series of screenings at the National Portrait Gallery, Ben Pritchard examines the cinematic legacy of Man Ray, the early 20th Century's most restlessly creative photographer

Peace

In Love

Yelawolf

Trunk Musik Returns

Kvelertak

Meir

Time To Get Ill: Fat White Family Interviewed

Horrible little shits or a lovely bunch of lads? John Doran visits Fat White Family's pub in Brixton ahead of tonight's gig to find out

The Month’s Electronic Music: Rollin’ Down A Lonely Highway

In his latest electronic music column, Rory Gibb selects a handful of the month's most exciting releases to explore in-depth, from DJ Rashad's sublime deconstructions of language to Matmos' experiments in psychic projection

Hey Colossus

Cuckoo Live Life Like Cuckoo

The Strokes

Comedown Machine

Growing On Me: Justin Hawkins Of The Darkness’ Favourite LPs

The Darkness frontman rifles through his racks and decides on the 13 long-players closest to his heart

Crime & The City Solution

American Twilight

Love Is What Remains: An Interview With Chelsea Wolfe

Following the release of a recent Latitudes session, Jessica Crowe catches up with the arcane singer-songwriter to discuss ghosts in the machine, distortion, and obsession with mortality

A Battlefield Of Anxieties: The Flaming Lips Interviewed

Daniel Ross catches up with Wayne Coyne to grill him about The Terror

Beijing Gallows: The Hanging Man Reviewed

Barnaby Martin’s show-stopping dispatch reveals more to Kiran Acharya than any document to date on Ai Weiwei’s place in China and the international art world and a rare glimpse in to the present and future of a secretive state

Hitchcock Be Damned: Give Me Everything You Have Reviewed

Cay McDermott gets under the skin of James Lasdun's Hitchockian thriller - a visceral, deeply unsettling autobiographical study of stalking in the technological age, at once all-too-real and a masterwork of suspense

Blue Hawaii

Untogether

In Search Of Divine: A Retrospective

Following the European premiere of documentary I Am Divine at the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, Katherine McLaughlin looks back over the career of the actor, drag queen, performer and singer.

Space Dimension Controller

Welcome To Mikrosector-50

Various Artists: Why I Love Wire

As Drill:London gets into gear, we asked some Quietus favorites why they love Wire. Our flies in the ointment: Nik Colk Void (pic), Johnny Marr, Gazelle Twin, Dinos Chapman, Comanechi, Matmos, Malka Spigel, Tortoise, Teeth Of The Sea.

Wire

Change Becomes Us

Mouth Of The Mersey: Ian McCulloch’s Favourite Albums

Gregarious Scouser Mac tells Rod Kitson what’s what about his favourite albums in one of the most entertaining Baker’s Dozens we’ve run so far

‘Raised By Owls’: An Interview With Kvelertak

Toby Cook catches up with the six-headed punk-metal hydra on the eve of the release of second album Meir, to talk writing catchy tracks, black metal and their home country of Norway

Daughter

If You Leave

‘Are You In A Cult Or Something?’ Transept Interviewed

Bowed bicycle wheels, a deer head turned into a Theremin, vuvuzela solos, a cover of Art Garfunkel's 'Bright Eyes'? Norfolk trio Transept speak to Joe Clay about the sheer love of sound that they channeled into their delightfully drone-ridden new album Buff As Fuck

Heterotic

Love & Devotion

Steve Mason

Monkey Minds In The Devil's Time

Crazy Yellow Sunglasses: An Interview With Black Pus

Lightning Bolt's inimitable drummer Brian Chippendale returns this month with a solo album under the name Black Pus. He speaks with Ian Maleney about the joys of unpredictability, mood-affecting music and "barely knowing what any of the lyrics are"

Be Glamorous: Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs Interviewed

We talk to the band's frontman in advance of their opening night set at Wire and the Quietus' DRILL:LONDON event tomorrow

Song Star: Marnie Stern Interviewed

Marnie Stern tells John Freeman how her new album, The Chronicles Of Marnia, pushed the singer-songwriter far out of her comfort zone amid the daily grind of her artistic struggle

I Came, I Saw, I Rolled My Suitcase: A Land Observations Essay

Land Observations comes to the Kingsland Road on Friday for a set at Drill:London. Here, writer Roads Martin Holman muses on the roads that the Romans built in Florence in an essay to be read as you listen to the Land Observations LP