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Oi Wanker! John Robb Remembers Sebastian Horsley, The Last Dandy

Sebastian Horsley passed away yesterday. Here, John Robb remembers his encounters with the outrageous wit and artist

Oasis

Time Flies 1994-2009

Faust

Faust Is Last

The Punk Band Who Beat The Mainstream: Green Day Live In Manchester

Nobody appreciates righteousness like John Robb. After seeing Green Day live at Manchester's Old Trafford stadium, he explains why they're still so thrilling - and the ultimate small town band

Poachers Turn Gamekeepers: Devo On Singing The Corporate Anthem

Emily Bick talks to founding Devo member Gerry Casale about hip-hop materialism, the problem with _American Idol_ and consumerist culture

Uffie

Sex Dreams And Denim Jeans

The Television Personalities

A Memory Is Better Than Nothing

Hissing Obama, Are You The Destroyer? Micah P. Hinson Interviewed

Laura Snapes talks to Micah P. Hinson about proposing on stage, racism in comic books, and his contempt for Barack Obama

I Want To Live Forever: Nina Nastasia Interviewed

Laura Snapes joins Nina Nastasia for a whiskey to discuss stage fright, _Mad Men_ and Ricky Gervais

Faust And Last And Always: Germany’s Most Radical Rock Group Talk

John Doran talks to Hans Joachim Irmler of Faust about police raids, hotel bills, very long guitar leads and his group's 'last' album

Delorean

Subiza

Giving It Both Barrels: Dr Rock Takes On Tracii Guns Of The LA Guns

Dr Rock laughs in the face of weapons, which is why we sent him to take on Tracii Guns of the L.A. Guns to discuss reissues, Guns N'Roses, Poison and much more

Bustin’ Out 1982

New Wave to New Beat Volume 2

Crowded House

Intriguer

Remembering Malcolm Owen: The Ruts 30 Years On

30 years after his death, John Robb explains why Malcolm Owen, frontman of The Ruts, is one of punk-rock's great forgotten figures

Sparring With The Boxer: Kele Okereke Interviewed

Ben Hewitt and Kele Okereke discuss his new solo album _The Boxer_, and don't discuss close-minded indie and Liam Gallagher

Leaving Leicestershire On A Tide Of Song: The Wave Pictures Interviewed

Our man Lewis G Parker hails from the same benighted corner of the Midlands as David Tatersall. Here, they talk about how leaving these flat lands shaped the Wave Pictures' sound

Rowland S Howard

Pop Crimes

Pop Will Eat Itself: Oasis As Mass-Catering Phenomenon

As Oasis release their _Time Flies..._ retrospective, Roy Wilkinson recalls various encounters which argue that this most patchy of British groups have much in common with cheap eat catering

Mansun

Attack Of The Grey Lantern

Lennon Naked & Depictions Of The Beatle On The Screen

With _Lennon Naked_ about to hit the small screen, Terry Staunton examines the various ways that cinema and television have interpreted his life

Silver Columns

Yes, And Dance

Don’t Be Afraid, You’ve Just Got Your Eyes Closed: Notes From The Aldrei Part Two

Fermented meat, unethical fur coats and ego-free musicians: Part Two of a personal perspective of Mugison’s Aldrei fór ég suður Festival in the West Fjords of Iceland. Words and pictures by Wyndham Wallace

Teenage Fanclub

Shadows

World Cup 2010: The Wing Commander On A Past Transatlantic Skirmish

Tomorrow night, England play their first game of the 2010 World Cup against former Colonial foes, the USA. Digging into his archive, the Wing Commander brings us his match report of the last time the two teams clashed

The Essential Guide To Writing A Successful Indie Flick

Inspired by the release of the derivative _Greenberg_ starring Ben Stiller, Simon Jablonski looks at the key elements any successful independent film MUST include

Ariel Pink

Before Today

Givin’ It To The Homegirl: The Trouble With Kelis

With Neil Kulkarni finding something rotten in the state of girl-pop, he turns up his nose at Kelis' curdled Milkshake and explains why Brit Envy has it right

The Chap

Well Done Europe

Bring Down The Stepford Wives! Jane Weaver Interviewed

Jude Rogers talks to cosmic folk songstress Jane Weaver about measuring success, unlikely inspirations and the obstacles facing female artists

The Charlatans

Some Friendly (reissue)

On Returning: Wire Mk III Define & Refine In London

With a new guitarist in tow, Wire take to the stage at London's Garage to unleash the latest chapter in their shock pop odyssey. Wire live pic thanks to Ralf Ziegermann