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Slint Versus Radiohead: Continuum Bookends The Indie Rock 1990s

The next two editions in the 33 ⅓ series tackle Spiderland and Kid A; John Doran can see the sense in reading them together as they present a minimalist to maximalist reading of left field indie rock in the 1990s

Girls

Broken Dreams Club

Meat Beat Manifesto

Answers Come In Dreams

Bruce Springsteen

The Promise

By Rich Hughes

The Green Door Kids & The Green Door All-Stars

Muzikal Yooth

By Charlie Frame

Simon Jablonski’s Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column

This week Simon reviews An Ordinary Execution, Leap Year, and the Road To Las Vegas

Twisted Trees In An Energy Vortex: Glasser Interviewed

She draws inspiration from Joni Mitchell, Jennifer Connolly and _The Simpsons_, but Cameron Mesirow tells Kiran Acharya that at heart she's actually a realist

Shogun Assassin, GZA’s Liquid Swords & The Sound Of Militant Dysphoria

Robert Barry examines this classic of Japanese cinema in relationship to the music of GZA and the Wu-Tang Clan

Today’s Lesson: Salem Live At St Leonards, Shoreditch

Luke Turner explains why the shy and retiring Salem were so perfect for Shoreditch Church - and why the best may still be yet to come

50 Years On: Peeping Tom Revisited

The very regal Josh Saco takes an uncomfortably close look at Michael Powell's Peeping Tom

Tradi-Mods Vs. Rockers

Alternative Takes On Congotronics

Faun Fables

Light Of A Vaster Dark

An Hallucinatory Experience: R Loren On Sailors With Wax Wings

Petra Davis and R Loren discuss the new album from Sailors With Wax Wings

In Conversation: Jim Sclavunos & The Jim Jones Revue

It's Jim vs Jim!

Teeth Of The Sea

Your Mercury

Various Artists

Obscured By The Machines: Introverted Dubs of the Izhevsk City

“There’s Worse Names Than Ours”: An Interview With Shrag

Stuart Huggett talks to Shrag about dog shows, indiepop and changing line-ups - as well as their debut album _Life! Death! Prizes!_

Bakers Dozen: Deftones’ Chino Moreno Chooses His Top 13 Albums

Today we give Deftones Chino Moreno the Bakers Dozen treatment, asking for his thirteen favourite albums, and finding out why he loves them

Lil B

Rain In England

Talking To The Sci-Fi Lord: Regenerations & Ruminations With Michael Moorcock

Ben Graham talks to Michael Moorcock about his new Dr Who tie-in _The Coming Of The Terraphiles_, Hawkwind, Ballard and Burroughs. Photo by Lucy Johnston

Head On: A Jesus And Mary Chain Interview

Jim Reid talks to John Doran about riots, ruckus and Spandau Ballet in an interview that was first published in the latest issue of The Stool Pigeon

Space Dimension Controller

Temporary Thrillz

Indie Film Roundup: Uncle Boonmee, Adrift, Robinson in Ruins Reviewed

Simon Jablonski discovers the best left-field films of the week, discussing the fickleness of love, meandering time-travels and those ever curious Thai monkey-boys.

The Jesus And Mary Chain

Upside Down

Olympian Heights: Bryan Ferry Talks To Chris Roberts

The legendary Bryan Ferry has just released Olympia, his best album in two decades, and continues the Roxy Music revival tour in the new year. Chris Roberts visits him to discuss the past and present, art, controversy, Keats, Kate Moss, and being stuck in a lift with Charlton Heston

A Rudderless Ship? Working For A Nuclear Free City Interviewed

Simon Jay Catling wonders how much job satisfaction Working For A Nuclear Free City actually get - as well as asking about their new album _Jojo Burger Tempest_ and escaping Manchester music clichés

The Heads

Relaxing With The Heads

“You Can’t Kill The Drill”: Einsturzende Neubauten’s Blixa Bargeld Interviewed

Collapsing Preconceptions Of Einsturzende Neubauten With Blixa Bargeld, by Luke Turner

Orange Juice

Coals To Newcastle

By Daniel Baker

Waiting For The World To Catch Up: The Monks’ Transatlantic Feedback Reviewed

Better late than never: the 60s may not have taken to The Monks, but with the release of _The Transatlantic Feedback_, Niall O'Keeffe is pleased they're finally getting the audience they deserve

“We’re Obviously Cursed”: An Interview With Mugstar

Jamie Bowman talks to Mugstar about krautrock, cursing Bo Diddley and their new album _Lime_

My Chemical Romance’s Danger Days: Track By Track Review

With My Chemical Romance previewing their album online tonight, we give _Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys_ the track-by-track treatment...