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Charlotte Hatherley

New Worlds

Anti-Pop Consortium Interview – Sleeping On The Job

Luke Haines

21st Century Man

Kosmische Polymath Michael Rother: Eno, Bowie & Making Peace With Dinger

Dr Rock on Deutsche music from the 70s – heavenly!

Sufjan Stevens

The BQE

Mountains – Working Backwards And Pulling The Monkey’s Tail

Thrill Jockey's Mountains are currently touring the UK, so L'Homme Du Fancy T-Shirt Thom Ward caught up with them to shoot the breeze

Owen

New Leaves

Gyratory System: Getting To The Heart Of ‘The Process’ & Album Stream

Gyratory System put the innovation back into deployment of trumpets in their debut album The Sound Board Breathes. Have an exclusive listen on The Quietus

Sonic Router 007 – A Dubstep Column For November

Oli Marlow looks after your bass needs for November

R.E.M.

Live At The Olympia

Gary Numan’s Rebellious Jukebox (From Melody Maker 1994)

Gary Numan may well be fully critically rehabilitated now but this wasn't the case fifteen years ago. Simon Price recalls meeting the synth hero who, even at his lowest ebb, brilliantly had little or no interest in making himself look good . . .

Kings Of Convenience

Declaration Of Dependence

Califone

All My Friends Are Funeral Singers

Colin – The Story Of The £45 Zombie Movie

Yeah, yeah, yeah: we know what we said about zombies two days ago. But what better way to celebrate Halloween is there than with a 45 quid, recession-busting zombie movie? None, says punk rock DIY fan Josh Saco

Broadcast & The Focus Group

Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age

Bizarre And Beautiful: Mordant Music

In the first instalment of a new column exploring the finest innovative music currently doing the rounds, jonny mugwump profiles Mordant Music and hears from its shadowy Baron

A Murderous Story From The Kills’ Jamie Hince: Rabbits In The Orchard

In our latest piece of Halloween fiction from Domino Records, Jamie Hince of The Kills tells a dark tale of cuteys wootsy ickle bunny wabbits...

Slayer

World Painted Blood

Why Cannibals Are The New Zombies

Zombie flicks? Brain dead. Pirate movies? All washed up. Looking for 2010's must have celluloid allegorical action figure? Cannibals, says Andrew Stimpson, his breath perfumed with long pig . . .

Aurelian Rising: Gold Panda Interviewed

London’s premier proponent of strung-out dub laconica talks to Oli Simpson about hip-hop, Japan and coked-up porn fiends

A Halloween Story From King Creosote: The Pimilly Poltergeist

King Creosote puts quill to paper in the latest spooky tale from Domino Records...

The Feelies

Crazy Rhythms & The Good Earth (reissues)

Robbie Williams New Album Reality Killed The Video Star First Review

What do Morrissey and "the fat dancer from Take That" have in common? Well, quite a lot, according to Jude Rogers. Let her explain as she dissects Reality Killed The Radio Star . . .

U2

The Unforgettable Fire (reissue)

Richard Youngs

Under Stellar Stream

Columnus Metallicus – Prising The Metal Out Of Your Cold, Dead Hands

Cut him - he bleeds metal. Well actually he doesn't, he goes 'Ow' and starts crying, but Toby Cook is still more metal than you. Unless you're Joey De Maio

A Halloween Tale From The Kills’ Alison Mosshart: The Black Marks

In our second Halloween story from Domino Records artists, The Kills Alison Mosshart writes a creepy coming of age tale

Rammstein & Girls’ Mucky Vids Prove Why Rock Grot Is Rot Not Hot

This year hardcore porn has crossed over into the mainstream music video. Luke Turner gets all hot and bothered

A Halloween Story From Wild Beasts: The Cottage

We kick off our Domino Records Halloween Fiction week with a story of rural misadventure by Wild Beasts' Tom Fleming

Atlas Sound

Logos

A Postcard From Hiroshima: Akatombo’s Brooding Electronica

Scotsman in Japan Paul T Kirk talks about the dark-news influenced Akatombo project, and new album _Unconfirmed Reports_

Sucking Us Dry: The Gore And Glamour Of True Blood

It's the latest slick and sexy TV drama from America to take the UK by storm. But beneath the scantily clad women, muscle-bound macho men and lashings of gore, is _True Blood_ actually any good? Chris Roberts investigates.