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Arch Garrison

King Of The Down

A Dispatch From The Outer Reaches: Ramleh, Fursaxa & More

In her second Rum Music column, Frances Morgan discusses new music from Ramleh, Fursaxa, Mamuthones, Jonas Reinhardt, Yannis Kyriakides and Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides

Lone Lady

Nerve Up

Field Music

Measure

Unearthing The Lovely Bones: Peter Jackson’s Most Mature Work To Date?

Peter Jackon's latest film _The Lovely Bones_ may seem a far cry from the blood-soaked days of _Braindead_ and _Bad Taste_ but, as Josh Saco argues, there's more to the Kiwi director than lo-fi horror and Hollywood pandering

Sam Herlihy Of The Northwestern Says Eat Yr Words

Photograph by Barney Britton _www.photoinsensitive.com_

Shining

Blackjazz

Xiu Xiu

Dear God I Hate Myself

Smashed Up Mandolins & Anarcho-Primitivism: Wooden Veil Interviewed

Berlin based art group Wooden Veil discuss terror, chaos and using a giant dog food container for percussion with Sophie Barnett

Not Your Typical Mackems: Field Music Interviewed

Chris Roberts talks to David Brewis about sibling relationships and a love for Led Zeppelin - apart from "their Tolkien stuff", of course...

Various Artists

An Taobh Tuathail Vol 3

Vomit, Comets And Tantrums: Films Made In Extreme Conditions

With Roman Polanksi's _The Ghost Writer_ gearing up for release, David Bax looks at other movies made in, ahem, 'challenging' circumstances that nevertheless made it to the big screen

Visage Before Beauty: Steve Strange Interviewed

Steve Strange talks to Andrew P. Childs about reality TV, heroin and the new romantics. Oh, and, the perfect spag bol...

Yeasayer

Odd Blood

Too Good To Be True? The Drums Interviewed

Iain Moffat talks to Brooklyn sensations The Drums about handling hype, stealing food and keeping things simple

Scott Kelly Of Neurosis On Boxing

Gravel voiced post metal icon, Scott Kelly of Neurosis and Shrinebuilder tells Toby Cook about his love of pugilism

Bardo Pond

Bufo Alvarius (reissue)

Gil Scott-Heron

I'm New Here

New Column: The Best In Punk & Hardcore Reviewed

In the first blast of his new column, Noel Gardner looks at new music from Black Breath, Virulence, The Sceptres, Man Men & more

The Ex Marks The Spot: Netherlands Legends Live In Manchester

30 years since they first formed, John Robb is thrilled to see The Ex keeping the visionary spirit alive

Sade

Soldier Of Love

Looking Reality In The Face: Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Interview

With Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra set to showcase their first official video on The Quietus next week, Daniel Ross grabbed a chat with Efrim Menuck to discuss their new album _Kollapse Traxionales_

The Durutti Column

A Paean To Wilson

Disco Legs Part III: Avoiding The Void

The third part of a story about alcoholism, terror, stupidity and a failure in the field of mountain climbing by John Doran. Photos courtesy of Holly Barringer, Helen Forster, Stuart Green and Maria Jefferis. (The last three I owe a massive debt of gratitude to and Holly a nice bottle of wine.)

Dev Hynes Of Lightspeed Champion Short Story: Was Leo Tolstoy An Idiot?

Devonte Hynes is the Iain M. Banks to Dev Hynes' Iain Banks we guess if this sci-fi yarn is anything to go by. Thanks to Dev and Domino for letting us publish this strange tale...

Pantha Du Prince

Black Noise

Ellie Goulding Interview About Brits, BBC, Breakthrough And Lights

Iain Moffat declares uncritical love for the output of young Ms Goulding

Shipshape & Bristol Fashion: Massive Attack Interviewed

Forget Franz Ferdinand and The Rapture. Massive Attack are the true heirs of post-punk says John Robb

Lindstrøm & Christabelle

Real Life Is No Cool

30 Years On: Remembering The Sundays’ Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

Iain Moffat looks at The Sundays' 'Reading, Writing and Arithmetic', originally released in 1990

Massive Attack

Heligoland

The Brian Jonestown Massacre: An Anton Newcombe Interview

When your own PR has to reassure people that you've stopped drinking and won't be acting the twat during interviews, it says something. Julian Marszalek meets a dry Anton Newcombe and likes the guy