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Brown Acid Black Leather: The Story Of The Jesus And Mary Chain’s Psychocandy

Jim Reid and Douglas Hart give Julian Marszalek the low down on the making of one of the best rock albums of the 1980s, Psychocandy

Out Of Your Comfort Zone: Maria & The Mirrors Interviewed

The London trio speak to Ben Hewitt about the origins of their name, the Travel Sex EP and being "terrible at the piano"

20 Years On: Ice-T’s O.G. Original Gangster Revisited

With his plain speaking, crisp production and fearsome focus, Ice-T was hugely influential two decades ago, says Angus Batey

Future Of The Left

Polymers Are Forever

M83

Hurry Up We're Dreaming

The Places That Women Like To Go To: Cabaret Voltaire & Johnny YesNo

Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire and film director Peter Care talk to John Doran about the two versions of experimental film Johnny YesNo that are getting released on DVD next week. For the extremely slow off the mark - this piece contains spoilers

Top Boy: Why The Kids Are Not Alright by Austin Collings

Unflinching documentation not rabid accusation needs to be leveled at the drug dealing industry in this country argues Austin Collings

“Rock & Roll Has Nothing To Do With Lists”: Luke Haines’ Favourite Albums

Ahead of his appearance at our Klub Gutenberg next week, Luke Turner talks to Luke Haines about his favourite 13 albums

Don’t Stop Bereaving: From The Gleeful To The Ghostly In American Horror Story

American Horror Story is a haunted house yarn that pays homage to a terrifying past, says Terry Staunton

Tariq Goddard On PJ Harvey Live At The Albert Hall

Tariq Goddard reviews PJ Harvey at the Royal Albert Hall and finds that, for once, the critical consensus is correct. PJ Harvey live by Shot2bits

Oneohtrix Point Never

Replica

Birdengine

The Crooked Mile

Shake The Disease: Ryan Adams Interviewed

Ryan Adams talks to Emma Johnston about black metal, poetry and moving to Los Angeles

King Midas Sound

Without You

His Sinister Shadow: An Interview With Hallock Hill

Ash Akhtar speaks to Tom Lecky, the man behind Hallock Hill, about the shifts in working process that have informed the shadowy, more claustrophobic sound of his latest album There He Unforeseen

Buckfast Is Good For You: An Interview With Drugzilla

Toby Cook meets one man noise machine Drugzilla, aka Conchúir O’Drona, to chat metal, fandom and uber-caffeinated alcoholic beverages

From Queercore To The Future: Miranda July Talks Independent Art

Ahead of the UK release of The Future on November 4, Val Phoenix met Miranda July at the London Film Festival

Part Three – My Needles Are Breaking: The Euphoria Of Insides

Neil Kulkarni continues his exploration of brilliant music the retro-mongers always overlook

David Lynch

Crazy Clown Time

HTRK

Work (Work Work)

Slayer’s Reign In Blood Revisited

Hibernian fisherman extraordinaire and gentleman Alpinist Mark Eglinton celebrates the anniversary of Reign In Blood, with some help from Phil Anselmo

‘It’s Just About The People’: An Interview With Tattie Toes

Stewart Smith speaks to Glasgow's geography and genre blurring ensemble Tattie Toes, about the influences behind their music and the importance of inclusiveness in music scenes

Inimitable: A Jean Claude Vannier Rockfort Interview

David McKenna talks to the legendary Jean-Claude Vannier about recording with Michel Houellebecq and why he's not interested in looking backwards

Hammers of Misfortune

17th Street

The Month in Electronic Music: Cooly G & Cosmic Funk

Rory Gibb takes a journey through some of this month's choice club cuts, including new material from Hyperdub's Cooly G and DVA, an excellent album from Space Dimension Controller and the usual crop of Bristolian goodies

Things I Have Learned: Pete Hamilton-Giles Of Pombagira On Voodoo

Pete Hamilton-Giles of husband-wife doom band Pombagira explains his interest in the Haitian religion of voodoo. Toby Cook takes notes

Come Out Beautiful Mushroom Boys: Dethscalator Interviewed

Dethscalator talk to John Doran about noise rock, experimental drugs in Toulouse and the importance of golf

Damn & Blast! Supersonic Festival 2011 Reviewed

The Quietus goes to Birmingham and only a bit of our brains come back, thankfully carrying these words on Turbonegro, Cut Hands, Barn Owl, Electric Wizard, Envy, Byetone, Scorn and more more more. Words by Manish Agarwal, John Doran, Rory Gibb, David Moats, Luke Turner & Adam Anonymous. Photos thanks to Shot2bits.net

The Whip

Wired Together

New Seasons Turn: An Interview With The Bent Moustache

Greg Neate speaks to Ajay Saggar, frontman of The Bent Moustache and veteran sound man, about his new album, live mixing for My Bloody Valentine and the genius of Mark E. Smith

Pork Life: Matthew Herbert Discusses One Pig

Matthew Herbert has been making bacon with One Pig, an album that explores our relationship with the meat industry

30 Years On: The Wipers’ Youth Of America Revisited

The Wipers' Youth of America is 30 years old. John Calvert explains why it means so much to him