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Tim Burgess

Oh No I Love You

“It’s Not A Stunt To Get Sued” – Big Boys Gone Bananas!* Director Talks

Fredrik Gertten chats to Dominic O'Key about his shocking corporate bullying doc, which goes on nationwide theatrical release this weekend

Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Lawless (Soundtrack)

A Presidential Suite: Chilly Gonzales’s Favourite Albums

The man they call Gonzales/Gonzo/Chilly Gonzales/Jason Charles Beck picks out his favourite 13 records

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

Meat & Bone

Quicksand

Slip (reissue)

Begin Again, Every Time: Malka Spigel Interviewed

Malka Spigel's new pop-tinged album was made with a host of collaborators, including husband Colin Newman. They tell Luke Turner about the unique, nomadic creative process that made it happen

Machina Ex Deus: iPhone 5 & Why The Machines Are In Control

Planning to buy the new iPhone 5? Think carefully about the kind of future you're ushering in, cautions Ryan Diduck, as he examines a resurgence of cyberpunk themes in contemporary culture

Big Topo: Santa Sangre Revisited

Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1989 circus movie has been remastered for theatrical release this week. Colm McAuliffe dons his knife-throwing garb

Sound And Fury: The Trouble With The Man Booker Prize

Joe Kennedy is suspicious about the literary prize's recent embrace of left field and independent fiction

Grizzly Bear

Shields

On The Astral Plane: Anthony Reynolds Discusses Colin Wilson

Former Jack frontman Anthony Reynolds' new album A World Of Colin Wilson is the product of a lifelong love of Wilson's writing. He speaks to Ben Graham about narcotic train trips to meet the man himself

Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra

Theatre Is Evil

John Robb On Massive Attack’s Blue Lines – 21 Years On

Sharp dressed man of punk rock John Robb casts his eye back two decades to the birth of something special

The End Of The Road? Grizzly Bear Interviewed

Cian Traynor talks to Daniel Rossen about the present and the future of Grizzly Bear

Toy

Toy

Fearful Parties: The Associates’ Sulk 30 Years On

Joseph Burnett is a synth pop late adopter and in Sulk he found the epiphany he'd been waiting for

Fuel For The Fire: An Interview With Anywhere

"Who doesn't love pondering the unobtainable or the completely ridiculous?" Paul Tucker speaks to Christian Eric Beaulieu about the creation of Anywhere's debut album alongside Cedric Bixler-Zavala

Cult Of Youth

Love Will Prevail

Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel Reviewed

Nadia Attia delves into the world of 20th century fashion icon Diana Vreeland, the subject of a new documentary in cinemas this week. Portrait by Horst P Horst, 1979, courtesy photographer's estate / Art + Commerce

The Month’s Electronic Music: Freaky, Freaky Techno Is What I Like

This month's edition of our electronic music column delves deep into chest-bursting techno and full body ambient, via cassette tapes and tropical storm percussion. Words: Rory Gibb

Horns Up Ya Shitters! August’s Best Metal Reviewed

What is as good as Behemoth, asks Toby Cook. Not much, but anything close is reviewed in Columnus Metallicus this month

“Living Dyingly” – Christopher Hitchens’s Mortality

Matthew Foster on the late Christopher Hitchens' final book

David Byrne & St. Vincent

Love This Giant

Evan Caminiti

Dreamless Sleep

Médico Quién? Doctor Who Is Fast On The Draw In Spain

The intrepid Adrian Lobb travels to Spain to visit the set of tonight's Doctor Who and to speak to Matt Smith. Here is his report...

Supersonic 2012: This Little Girl Ain’t Afraid Of Nobody – Dope Body Interviewed

B-More’s Dope Body have fixed you up a speedball of dirty noise punk and radio friendly alt. rock, which you can mainline at Supersonic 2012 next month

Approaching The Unfamiliar: Stewart Lee On John Cage’s Indeterminacy

Ahead of a clutch of performances, Stewart Lee talks about the overlaps between comedy and avant garde music

20 Years On: Man Bites Dog Revisited

Declan Tan rewinds two decades to this prescient Belgian satire, assembled by a trio of young filmmakers including the late Rémy Belvaux

The Deserters’ Songs: Rachel Zeffira Interviewed

Rachel Zeffira steps away from her Cats Eyes project to set up a label and release her first solo album, The Deserters. Luke Turner speaks to her about the LP, growing up in a Canadian smelting town, and an unfortunate incident involving an oboe and a tattoo

Rock’s Irreplaceables: The Soundtrack Of Our Lives Interviewed

Sweden's The Soundtrack Of Our Lives are calling it a day after 16 years of active service, and playing a final UK gig tonight at London's Heaven. David Quantick spoke to the band's Ebbot Lundberg and Mattias Bärjed about their decision to cease operations, and tells you why you should catch their show tonight

Goat

World Music