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New Weird Britain This March Reviewed By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner writes in praise of sticking together, plus new releases from Slum Of Legs, Noods and Handle

Killing Joke’s Youth On His 13 Favourite Records

In our latest Baker's Dozen feature, Youth tells us about his 13 favourite albums

The Larger Space: José Maceda’s Dictionary Of Sounds

In an exclusive extract from her new book *Sound Within Sound*, Kate Molleson explores the complicated cultural legacy of Filipino composer José Maceda

“Music In Which To Get Truly Lost”: Daniel Avery’s Favourite Records

The Phantasy producer and DJ goes from mid-teen discoveries to recent acquisitions as he writes us his own Baker's Dozen of top albums, EPs and mixes ahead of his b2b set with Erol Alkan at fabric later this month

Ancient Rhythms, Global Rhythms: Pete Wareham’s Favourite Records

Via his ensemble Melt Yourself Down, saxophonist Pete Wareham reimagines the rhythms and melodies of Nubia. Adam Quarshie caught up with him to discuss some of his influences, from the music of Egypt and Sudan to the music of East London.

Beth Orton Tells The Untold Story Of The Birth Of Trailer Park

As she reissues her debut album _Trailer Park_, Beth Orton tells the Quietus how asking William Orbit for a cigarette changed her life. Interview by Luke Turner

Tape Adapter: April’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed

In the first of a new ongoing column covering each month's most interesting (for both positive and negative reasons) hip hop mixtapes, Gary Suarez takes you on a whistlestop tour from echo-chamber halfstep to baseless swagger blather

Alan Wilder Of Recoil & Depeche Mode’s 13 Favourite LPs

As Short Circuit fast approaches, we talk to Alan Wilder about his 13 favourite records, and how they shaped his work in post-Depeche Mode project Recoil

Darkness And Relief: Sean Lennon’s 13 Favourite Albums

From Herbie Hancock's darkest depths to Brian Eno's anxiety-relieving light, Sean Lennon guides Patrick Clarke through thirteen records that changed his life

The Chora(s)san Time-Court Mirage

Live At The Grimm Museum Vol. One

The Territory Of The Book: An Interview With Alexandra Leykauf

With the release of her new artist book from Roma Publications, Berlin-based artist Alexandra Leykauf discusses time, landscape, and media

Words To The Blind: Savages And Bo Ningen In Conversation

Before they reanimate their Dadaist simultaneous poetry-inspired project at London's Oval Space tonight, Savages' Jehnny Beth & Bo Ningen's Taigen Kawabe tell Suzie McCracken about its distant origins in Britain's highest inn and why youthful rebellion lies at its heart

Strange Resonance: Rockfort Interviews L’Ocelle Mare

In the second half of this month's missive on French music, David McKenna speaks to Thomas Bonvalet of L'Ocelle Mare, whose new album finds him working with the resonance of a protestant temple in Bergerac

Life Beyond Paradise – Richard Youngs Of AMOR Interviewed

Following two sublime singles, the debut album from Glasgow-based dance music collective Amor captures timeless dancefloor melancholy and Paradise Garage-referencing rhythm, amid twenty-four channels of anaogue bliss. Founding member and acclaimed experimental musician Richard Youngs catches up with John Thorp, and tries not to overthink the groove

The Dada Man: Cabaret Voltaire Return With Shadow Of Fear

Sole remaining member, Richard H. Kirk dusts off the Cabaret Voltaire moniker for the victory lap he has always deserved, finds Jeremy Allen

LISTEN: Leyland Kirby/Bill Ryder-Jones

Brilliant Berlin-based musician remixes Bill Ryder-Jones, along with Belbury Poly and Moon Wiring Club