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Saying ‘Woah!’ To The Sceptred Art: Shackleton Interviewed

Shackleton is the nihilistic, Eastern-inflected icing on an already decadently endowed electronic cake, says Angus Finlayson. Well, what are we waiting for then? Let's go to the Bloc Weekend...

Art and Propaganda: Crispin Glover Interviewed

Although best known as a masterful character actor, Crispin Hellion Glover has been using his Hollywood paychecks to fund a series of fiercely independent, and sometimes controversial surrealist films. Simon Jablonski discusses typecasting, Buñuel and Hollywood taboos

C86 And All That: The 25th Anniversary

Jim Keoghan explains why the C86 cassette compilation has a far more important legacy in independent music than just giving rise to jangly indie-pop

Elbow

Build A Rocket Boys

Papercuts

Fading Parade

Big Time Astrology: A Classic Bjork Interview By Jon Savage

Given that new material is imminent, we thought we'd bring you a classic interview with one of our favourite singers, Björk conducted in 1995, as it goes, by one of our favourite writers, Jon Savage, courtesy of Rock's Backpages

Odd Future: Youth and Young Manhood

After Tyler The Creator signed to XL recently, John Calvert decided to sift through hundreds and hundreds of tracks to bring you the best - and most distressing - music from the Odd Future collective

News Of The World: Kate Adie Interviewed On Music And War

Kate Adie is one of the most iconic British journalists of the last thirty years. Wyndham Wallace talks to her about war, peace, changes in the media and her role in the 1960s folk scene

Foe Regrets: Built To Spill Interviewed

Will Metcalfe speaks to Built To Spill's Doug Martsch about last album Perfect From Now On and his love of Dinosaur Jr

Munch Ado About Something: An Interview With oOoOO

Robert McCallum talks to Christopher Dexter Greenspan - aka oOoOO - about collaborations, drag and Britney Spears

Queens Of The Stone Age

Queens Of The Stone Age (reissue)

Crowbar

Sever the Wicked Hand

Gil Scott Heron & Jamie xx

We’re New Here

Simon Jablonski’s Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column

Simon casts his expert eye over Patagonia and The Insatiable Moon for this week's column

Nicolas Jaar

Space Is Only Noise

Blowing Up Your Stereo: An Interview With The Death Set

Johnny Siera tells John Freeman about why the Baltimore trio’s new album is a fun-packed commemoration of his best friend Beau Velasco

Militant Euphoria 001: Petchy Interviewed In Our New Dance Column

In the first installment of his new column, Robin Howells looks at the finest dance music currently on offer - starting with Petchy, Topsee and pirate station Live FM

Exposing Wall Street Corruption: Client 9 and Inside Job Reviewed

Alex Gibney and Charles Ferguson were the strongest directors to come out of the 2000 boom in left-leaning docs, and their films _Client 9_ and the now Oscar winning _Inside Job_ are out in the UK this week. David Moats gives his verdict

Yuck

Yuck

Cut Copy

Zonoscope

Two Decades On Planet E: Carl Craig Interviewed

Carl Craig talks to John Doran about twenty years of Planet E, creative independence and Throbbing Gristle

No Time For Lollygagging: An Interview With The New York Dolls

Valerie Siebert talks to David Johansen about the New York Dolls' latest album Dancing Backward In High Heels and Malcolm McLaren and Morrissey. Main photo by Yoni Goldberg

Here Come The New Brigade: An Interview With Iceage

Noel Gardner knows punk like no other - so when he says that Iceage's New Brigade album is one of the finest punk rock records of recent years, you should pay attention. He talks to them about the price of beer in Denmark and weird newspaper headlines

Steven Severin

Blood Of A Poet

Winning The Fame Game With No Regrets: Beth Ditto Interviewed

As she prepares to release her new EP with Simian Mobile Disco, Luke Turner sits down with Beth Ditto and finds that, a million record sales down the line from that song, Gossip's singer is still an unreformed Arkansas punk. Just with a better mattress

In Search Of Protest Singers & Dorian Lynskey’s 33 Revolutions Per Minute Reviewed

Jim Keoghan asks Billy Bragg, John Robb and Dorian Lynskey whether the protest singer is becoming prevalent once more, while John Doran reviews the latter's new tome 33 Revolutions Per Minute

Discodeine

Discodeine

Do It Like A Dude: Gender Transgressions In Pop, R&B & Hip Hop

On the day that Jessie J unleashes her debut album, Petra Davis looks at how the Brit-tipped artist is joining the likes of Beyonce and Ke$ha in subverting established gender and genre rules

Ocular Spectacular: Liam Gallagher And Andy Bell Of Beady Eye Interviewed

Julian Marszalek meets the first of the Gallagher brothers (and his trusty second in command) out of the post Oasis starting gates and finds him in combative mood

Arbouretum

The Gathering

A Step In The Right Direction? We Discuss The Rise Of Mainstream Dubstep

Joe Muggs and Rory Gibb load up their muskets and engage in a dubstep-duel to discuss the future of the genre