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Colombian Spring – Eblis Álvarez Interviewed

In an extract from his recently published book, Sounds & Colours: Colombia, Russ Slater speaks to Eblis Javier Álvarez about the uniqueness of Colombian music and his work with The Meridian Brothers

Kylie

The Abbey Road Sessions

Mogwai

A Wrenched Virile Lore

Raving Madly At The Sky: Rockfort Interviews La Terre Tremble!!!

In this month's edition of our French music column, David McKenna speaks to La Terre Tremble!!! about the multiple meanings behind new album Salvage Blues

Where The Sublime And Ridiculous Meet: Boris Barnet On DVD

John Carvill is entranced by two innovative yet rarely seen gems of Russian cinema, which Mr Bongo have dusted off for home entertainment release. Stills from Outskirts

Jacques Brodier

Filtre De Réalité

Gerry Read

Jummy

Allah-Las

Allah-Las

Present And Correct: The Jam’s Final Album The Gift Revisited 30 Years On

On the 30th anniversary of the Jam's demise, Valerie Siebert looks back at The Gift

Marching To Superfuzz: Mudhoney Interviewed

Grunge forefathers Mudhoney recently released a DVD of their seminal 1988 show in Berlin, which saw them debuting some of their now-classic early material; Paul Tucker talked to the band's Mark Arm about the band then and now

Little Deaths & Anxieties: An Interview With Fairhorns

Matt Loveridge, formerly Team Brick and a member of Bristol trio Beak>, has recently animated a new solo project: the dark and stormy motorik of Fairhorns. He tells Ben Graham that it's simply another continuation of the pathways he's been exploring throughout his musical career

Hirsute Pursuit

Tighten That Muscle Ring

Mugstar

Axis

Peepholes

The Overspill!

Keep Music Evil?: Cathal Coughlan Interviewed

From 1980 through to the mid-90s, Cathal Coughlan was the driving force behind Microdisney and Fatima Mansions, two brilliant, if overlooked, bands. Now he's presenting an alternative version of British history with Luke Haines and Andrew Mueller as North Sea Scrolls. Colm McAuliffe met up with him to cast an eye over his career

Layers Of Lived Reality: An Interview With Bee Mask

Chris Madak creates carefully detailed music that draws elements of drone, ambient and techno into its orbit. He speaks to Sanjay Fernandes about the purpose of recorded music, live performance and academia

25 Years On: Prince Of Darkness Revisited

Steve Earles rewinds a quarter-century to the second picture in John Carpenter's self-described Apocalypse Trilogy. Warning: spoilers

The Faith Healers: Rival Sons Speak About Religion

Rachel Mann talks to the all-American classic rockers about reconciling their respective religious beliefs with today's post-moral music industry

Raime

Quarter Turns Over A Living Line

Guided By Voices

The Bears For Lunch

Hemlock Recordings

Chapter One

“I Went Much Further Than I Ever Thought I Could” Johnny Marr Interviewed

Taylor Parkes talks to the formidable guitarist about why he's been happy since The Smiths just doing a bit of this and a bit of that

Pop & Art: Sylver Tongue’s Charlotte Hatherley Interviewed

Charlotte Hatherley returned this month as Sylver Tongue, with a new EP entitled Something Big. She speaks to Jeremy Allen about not looking back, and why a strong relationship between pop and modern art is crucial

Sam Willis

Winterval

Roc Marciano

Reloaded

Air Force 13: Ginger Baker’s Favourite Albums

Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion are playing London's Jazz Cafe this week and are one of the first acts to be announced for next year's Field Day; in advance, the legendary drummer picks out his top 13 LPs

A Liquid Lunch: In Bed With Shane MacGowan

The Pogues frontman is bed ridden after "overdoing it", but still finds time to speak to Kevin Perry

Caravan Of Hate: Sightseers Reviewed

Stuart Wright enjoys Ben Wheatley's murderous holiday comedy, which goes on nationwide theatrical release this Friday

A Blank Page Gives Me Freedom: Orhan Pamuk Interviewed

The Turkish Nobel Literature Laureate speaks in-depth to Kevin Perry about his reluctant role as the voice of a generation

No Fear, No Trouble, No Bliss: Andrei Tarkovsky – Films, Stills, Polaroids, Writings

As Sotheby's prepares to sell the Russian filmmaker's archives this week, The Quietus previews ten film stills and an extract of Andrei Tarkovsky's writing from a newly published collection

Cracking Up: Scott Walker Interviewed

Sometimes, when it seems like the whole world’s going to Hell around you, the healthiest thing to do is laugh. John Doran, writing for The Stool Pigeon and The Quietus, talks to Scott Walker about his devastating new album Bish Bosch.

From Pickpocket To The Qing Dynasty: A Jia Zhangke Primer

Anthony Nield charts the progress of Chinese auteur Jia Zhangke, whose first three features are being released as a DVD box set on November 26. Still from Unknown Pleasures