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“Like, Totally Jokes, Yeah?”: Croatia’s Outlook Festival

Joe Muggs travels to the hot, dusty surrounds of a Croatian beachside fort for the Outlook Festival, based around 'music and soundsystem culture', and muses on its ascent to increasingly mainstream concern

Twin Sister

In Heaven

Girls

Father, Son, Holy Ghost

Madness Frontman Suggs’ 13 Favourite Albums Of All Time

Nutty Boy Suggs takes Simon Price on a guided tour through his record collection

Glass Half Full: An Interview & Mix From Vessel

Bristol producer Vessel is among a new generation of producers pushing the city's electronic music forward - he's recorded us an excellent mix, and speaks to Rory Gibb about his crumbly takes on house and techno

Zola Jesus

Conatus

Part One – An Introduction: Main Feed The Collapse

Neil Kulkarni wants to look beyond the usual suspects talked about in anniversary features in his new series: A New Nineties. He starts by interviewing Robert Hampson of Main

Skullflower

Fucked On A Pile Of Corpses

The Art Of Noise

Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise (reissue)

Anthrax

Worship Music

Taylor Parkes On The Continuing Brilliance Of Half Man Half Biscuit

Listening to new Half Man Half Biscuit album 90 Bisodol (Crimond) Taylor Parkes explains why they're one of England's darkest, funniest, smartest groups. HMHB live shot thanks to Steve Toner

Sex & Trainers In Berlin: Xaver Von Treyer’s The Torino Scale

Kevin E.G. Perry travels to Berlin to see a showcase performance of Xaver Von Treyer's new audiovisual project in the slightly bizarre setting of an Adidas shop, and takes the opportunity to further explore the city's relationship with music

Brett Anderson’s Guide To Black Rainbows

Brett Anderson's fourth solo album Black Rainbows sees him reinvigorated by the return of Suede. Here he guides Luke Turner through the record

Behind The Wheel: Drive Reviewed

The Month in Electronic Music: Club Sounds & Toxic Dread

Rory Gibb takes a look at some of the best club music coming out of the UK this month, alongside the stark industrial experiments of Ekoplekz and Roly Porter

Unearthing The Psychedelic Harp: Serafina Steer Interviewed

Ahead of her live soundtrack at Branchage this weekend. David Moats talks to harpist and songwriter Serafina Steer about her work with John Foxx and Patrick Wolf, being classically trained, the difficulties of doing live soundtracks and psychedelia.

Pajama Club

Pajama Club

A Quietus Field Trip With Aidan Moffat, UFO Hunter

Nicola Meighan takes "swashbuckling cult-pop autodidact" Aidan Moffat for a stroll around his childhood home in search of ET, but ends up discussing his past, and sense of place, family and death

Post-Yuppie Pop: A Classic R.E.M. Interview By Jon Savage

As R.E.M. call it a day, we visit the Rock's Backpages archive for an interview by Jon Savage. He found the dress-wearing group quietly eager to take their liberal politics into the mainstream

Sully

Carrier

Exploration Through Thought: Emeralds’ Mark McGuire Interviewed

Both as Emeralds guitarist and solo, Mark McGuire's instrumentals recall the exploratory spirit of early kosmische synth music, while establishing a distinct identity of their own. He talks to Rory Gibb about the development of his technique, writing music and "the psychedelic nature of all existence"

Of Dreams & Nightmares: Alice Cooper Interviewed

Brad Sanders talks to Alice Cooper about Native American hallucination jewellery and why he's more like Lady Gaga than any modern metaller

Maria Taylor

Overlook

BSP, Big In Japan: An Extract From Do It For Your Mum

In an extract from new British Sea Power and family memoir Do It For Your Mum, Roy Wilkinson writes of the first time the band visited Japan

Pistol Annies

Hell On Heels

In The Dock: An Interview With The Drums

Frontman Jonny Pierce puts to Ross Pounds the case for The Drums' defence, in the face of early hype and its inevitable backlash

20 Years On: Ice Cube’s Death Certificate Revisited

Angus Batey looks at the 360-degree attack of one of the most creatively independent yet offensive hip hop albums ever made

Iceage

New Brigade

Grouper

AIA

An Invasion Of Privacy: Peter Gabriel Interviewed

Peter Gabriel tells John Doran about reworking his back catalogue, almost playing in space, being mistaken for a terrorist and how life might be four video machines slightly out of sync

Obake

Obake

Fac. Dance

Factory Records 12” Mixes & Rarities 1980-1987