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Scorpio Rising: Kenneth Anger Interviewed

Experimental filmmaker Kenneth Anger talks about porno, the occult and his former neighbour Elliot Smith as a collection of his early films _The Magick Lantern Cycle_ is released by the BFI.

Clark

Growl’s Garden

From The Archives: Faith No More Interviewed By Phil Sutcliffe In 1995

Faith No More are set to grace these shores once more. We revisit the band in 1995 courtesy of a Phil Sutcliffe interview given to us by Rock's Backpages

This Is A Happy House: The Juan MacLean Interviewed

It's been a long and arduous road for John Maclean out of the punk doldrums into the rapturous house/classic synth pop cross over of The Juan Maclean. Barnaby Smith investigates

William Orbit

My Oracle Lives Uptown

Simple Minds

Graffiti Soul

Memories Of The Future: Terminator Salvation Reviewed

As the Terminator franchise gets a gritty reboot in the style of _Batman Begins_ and _Casino Royale_ Dave Moats misses the fantastical future alluded to in the early films.

The Junior Boys Interviewed – It’s All About The Soft Beat

Our dapper gent Charles Ubaghs talks to the Canadian synth house romantics Junior Boys about Norman McClaren and cock rock

Grizzly Bear

Veckatimest

Sheffield’s Black Spiders Eat Thunder And Shit Lightning

Quietus rock mobster Mark Eglinton speaks to steel city rock marauders Black Spiders. Photo: Steve Gullick

Syrian Soul Man Omar Souleyman Interviewed

The Quietus meets Omar Souleyman, wedding singer and the biggest popstar in Syria, on the Sublime Frequencies tour

The Lightning Seeds

Four Winds

Phoenix

Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix

Try Walking In My Shoes – We Examine Recasting From Batman To Bond

All change! All change! David Bax of Battleship Pretension examines some roles that are bigger than any one actor.

The Dead Weather: Horehound Track-By-Track Album Review

Jack White has yet another bleedin' side project, this time with The Kills' Alison Mosshart. Hazel Sheffield gives their debut album Horehound the track-by-track treatment

Dragnet #5: New Music From Pariah, Walter Jones And Beach Fossils

Gambolling slack-jawed in search of grace

Miss Kittin & The Hacker

Two

All Tomorrow’s Parties Reviewed: Breeders And Fans Strike Back II

The Quietus (in the form of John Doran, Luke Turner, Jeremy Allen, Phil Hebblethwaite, Andrzej Lukowski, Maria Jefferis, Stu Green, Andy Ennis and Edd Westmacott) stumble around Minehead Butlins snapping and scribbling. The luckiest are the ones that died first . . .

Malcolm Middleton

Waxing Gibbous

Clive James On Rock Music – And Why It Must Be Turned Down

On the eve of the reissue of his six albums from the 1970s (recorded with song-writing partner Pete Atkin) Polymath James talks us through rock – and why it needs to be turned down from 11. As told to Joel McIver

Iggy Pop

Preliminaires

Mr Lif

I Heard It Today

Songs Of Praise And Sorrow: Elvis Perkins Interviewed

Elvis Perkins offers to take Emily Moore's hand to guide her through latest album, Elvis Perkins In Dearland

Jarvis Cocker Interview: Talking Further Complications

Luke Turner talks to Jarvis Cocker about Albini, the male psyche, Sunn O))), living in the moment, and how it feels to be accused of being a Tory

Brand Neu!

Tribute To Neu!

Doom With A View: Sunn O))) Discuss Monoliths And Dimensions

Jarvis Cocker

Further Complications

Thom Yorke: My Autobiography. By Steven Wells

As Radiohead reissue their first three albums, Steven Wells presents a series of recollections of the band at different stages in their career

The Broken Family Band

Please And Thank You

Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York Reviewed

Only Charlie Kaufman could make a film which manages to undermine itself. Dave Moats examines this fascinating disaster

Manic Street Preachers

Journal For Plague Lovers

British Sea Power

Man Of Aran