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Out Of Iran: This Is Not A Film Reviewed

Jenny Horwell watches Jafar Panahi's This Is Not A Film, which was smuggled out of Iran on a USB stick hidden inside a cake

The Search For The Perfect Pub: An Extract From A Thirsty Tome

Paul Moody & Robin Turner's new book Looking For The Moon Under Water - The Search For The Perfect Pub will make you want to run down to the nearest Dog & Duck for a swift one. In this extract, Slayer and the RZA soundtrack a trip to the back of beyond

Death Soup & The Double F Federation: An Interview With Forest Fire

John Freeman talks to Forest Fire's Mark Thresher about how the desire to stretch their sound has resulted in ambitious new album Staring At The X.

Serious Listeners: The Strange And Frightening World Of Coil

As we remember Peter 'Sleazy' Christopherson who died a year ago tomorrow, Russell Cuzner looks back at the music of Coil

Can

Tago Mago (anniversary edition)

The Dø

Both Ways Open Jaws

Exploring Hong Kong Music: An Interview With Hyponic

While spending time exploring the Hong Kong music scene, Marc Waldburger came across Hyponic, who are flying the flag for metal in the city. He spoke to them about the challenges of being a musician in China

Inhaling Radio Fumes: Ron Geesin Interviewed

He was championed by John Peel, collaborated with Pink Floyd and now, after 25 years Ron Geesin has finished Journey Of A Melody. Here he tells Jude Rogers about the trip

Taking Stock: Robb Flynn Of Machine Head Interviewed

The hellaciously dude-esque Robb Flynn talks to Toby Cook about Tony Iommi's favourite curry, his generation's Big Four and Coldplay... Huh? Coldplay? WTF...

Artery

Civilisation

Brandt Brauer Frick

Mr Machine

David Comes To Life Comes To Life: Fucked Up Live

Brad Sanders is wowed and bloodied by the spectacle of Fucked Up playing David Comes To Life in New York. Photos thanks to Steph Aaronson

‘Imagery, And A Little Bit Of Satire’: An Interview With Frank Ocean

This year, Frank Ocean's Nostalgia, Ultra mixtape has swiftly propelled the Odd Future member to international fame. Melissa Bradshaw meets him to talk about the restrictions of genre and songwriting as storytelling

Ultra-Violent, Hilarious & Poignant – Steve Aylett Talks About Lint The Movie

The iron-livered Aug Stone talks to Steve Aylett about his bizarro world of satire and sci-fi and his greatest creation, Jeff Lint

Bromance Is Roaring – A Los Campensinos! Interview

Will Metcalfe talks to Gareth and Tom from Los Camp! about beer sponsorship, football and heartbreak

Pinch & Shackleton

Pinch & Shackleton

Serge Gainsbourg

Histoire De Melody Nelson

Mint Julep

Save Your Season

Lamb Of God’s Resolution Previewed: Best Metal Of 2012?

Toby Cook sets fire to his best of 2011 list and looks forward to 2012 and the release of Lamb Of God's new LP, Resolution

A Boor, A Creep, A Bully And An Oaf – What Happened To Ricky Gervais?

One-time Ricky Gervais fan David Stubbs asks if The Office was simply a fluke piece of brilliance from an otherwise unpleasant man

The Fall

Ersatz G.B.

The Dane Attraction: The Killing Season Two Previewed

Copenhagen's body count is rising, so Sarah Lund is back in town. Terry Staunton welcomes the return of an old friend.

Oneohtrix Point Never Talks His 13 Favourite Albums

Following the release of his best full-length so far Replica, Daniel Lopatin, the mind behind Oneohtrix Point Never and one half of Ford & Lopatin, takes us through his 13 favourite albums. Click the image at the bottom to begin.

The Quiet Observer: Snowtown Reviewed

Bleak, thought-provoking, uncompromising: Snowtown is a worthy addition to the serial killer film ranks. But it lacks something in the way of heart, says Yasmeen Khan

Kate Bush

50 Words For Snow

Dan Michaelson

Sudden Fiction

The Lure Of Independence: An Interview With Anne Pigalle

Anne Pigalle has been a half-hidden presence in pop culture for over three decades, remaining staunchly independent since a spell on ZTT in the '80s. She speaks to Jonny Mugwump about her career so far and future projects

Kieran Hebden, Steve Reid & Mats Gustafsson

Live From South Bank

Why Grim 2011 Is The Right Time For The Return Of Chic

"Contemporary pop waterboards us with negatives," says Mof Gimmers. This is why the return of the proudly aspirational Chic and Nile Rodgers should be welcomed

‘I Love Crying’: Loney, Dear’s Lonely, Lonely World

Emil Svanängen’s sixth album has just been released to quiet but universal acclaim, yet still he’s not happy. Wyndham Wallace explores the intimate, ingenuous universe of Loney, Dear.

My Brightest Diamond

All Things Will Unwind

“Fuck This Interview!” Mike Patton Speaks His Mind

Gaddafi, Jean-Claude Vannier, Metallica and Lou Reed. Mike Patton will talk about anything. Just don't ask him to pimp his latest project, says Jeremy Allen