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LFF Preview: Beware Of Mr Baker

Ed Owen watches Jay Bulger's profile of irascible veteran drummer Ginger Baker, screening at the 56th London Film Festival

Mala

Mala In Cuba

Daphni

Jiaolong

‘I Never Want To Play Those Songs’: Fabulous Diamonds Interviewed

Fabulous Diamonds' heat-hazed mix of punk, psych and dub ranks them among the most original acts in the Australian underground. As Steph Kretowicz discovers when they meet to discuss recent LP Commercial Music, their creative impulses are tempered by a contrary streak

Le Grind: The Ongoing Enigma Of Prince

Wyndham Wallace ploughs his way through another Prince biography to find more questions than answers

Tame Impala

Lonerism

Time For Harmony In This World: An Interview With Hieroglyphic Being

Chicago's Jamal Moss sinks the legacies of house music and Sun Ra into abrasive and acutely psychoactive takes on club music, noise and industrial. In advance of a UK/Europe tour, he speaks to Rory Gibb about expressing the ambiguities of real life

We Held Gold Dust In Our Hands: Tori Amos Interviewed

Tori Amos gets deep into her the genesis of her latest album. Erin Lyndal Martin takes notes

“Ghosts Are Scarier Than A Guy With An Axe” – C Robert Cargill Talks Sinister

Austin writer C Robert Cargill chats to Stuart Wright about his Ethan Hawke-starring supernatural horror, which opens in UK cinemas this Friday

Vicious Yet Deeply Human Writing: Sven Hassel RIP

Andrew Stimpson recalls the work of a novelist whose early books captured the horrors of WWII in the kind of gripping manner that no allied soldier turned writer ever managed

The Loaded Dice

Hindsight of a Brand New Soul. A Poor Man's Prophecy

Of DIY & DIY: Tim Burgess & Kurt Wagner In Conversation

Tim Burgess enrolled Kurt Wagner to write the lyrics for his new solo album Oh No I Love You. Luke Turner sat them down at the Barbican and instigated a chat about music and sanding techniques

Incestuous Unions: Pixies’ Come On Pilgrim Revisited

Twenty-five years after its release, John Freeman looks back on a life-changing debut record bursting with darkness, death and illicit sex and brilliant pop songs

Written In The Stars: An Interview With Pegasvs

John Freeman chats to the Barcelona 'kraut-pop' duo about how their glorious debut album is an experiment in "fitting pop structures to experimental noise"

The Mountain Goats

Transcendental Youth

An Oral History Of Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti

An exclusive extract Trampled Under Foot, Barney Hoskyns' new oral history of Led Zeppelin

“It’s Time To Be A Man”: Mark Eitzel Interviewed

Mark Eitzel's new album was made following a massive heart attack and the death of his former American Music Club bandmate Tim Mooney. He tells Colm McAuliffe about facing death, growing older and leaving his old band behind

Sophocles, So Good: Oedipus Rex Revisited

Yasmeen Khan hails Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1967 adaptation of the classical Greek tragedy, which has been given a new HD transfer for home entertainment release as part of Eureka's Masters of Cinema series

Žižek The Curator: The Year Of Dreaming Dangerously Reviewed

Joshua Warren attempts to unravel the often celebrated but always controversial philosopher's latest work

The Gospel According To Luke: Al Cisneros Of Om Interviewed

Ahead of Sunday's gig, Toby Cook speaks to the stoner rock legend about God, one's path in life and the future of Sleep

Homelands: Patrick White – A Personal Odyssey

In the centenary year of the celebrated Australian author’s birth, Barnaby Smith asks how it is that this giant of literature has all but disappeared from the nation’s cultural consciousness

Silent Servant

Negative Fascination

Spiritual Battle Songs: Dead Skeletons Interviewed

As Dead Skeletons prepare for their first visit to the UK, Luke Turner speaks to Nonni Dead and discovers that his music emerged as way of dealing with life with HIV

Stasi In Their Eyes: Barbara Reviewed

Priscilla Eyles watches Christian Petzold's taut DDR drama, which won the Berlinale Silver Bear for Best Director and opens in UK cinemas today

Divine Fits

A Thing Called Divine Fits

Thee Oh Sees

Putrifiers II

Sic Alps

Sic Alps

A Broken Frame At 30: A Tour Of Depeche Mode’s Basildon

Tim Burrows gets to grips with Depeche Mode's second album via a fan coach tour of Basildon, and has a run in with some escaped pigs on the way. Tour pics by Hayley Hatton

An American Nightmare: Lana Del Rey Live By John Calvert

This week The Calvert Report attempts to understand Lana Del Rey live, "chart music where death is a 'dark paradise'". Live photo by Katja Ogrin

Enter the Yoni: The Problem Of Naomi Wolf’s Vagina

Cay McDermott pries open the femme-provocateur's latest work and discusses the irreconcilable contradictions between its covers

Robert Hood

Motor: Nighttime World 3

Laurie Spiegel

The Expanding Universe