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Thirsty For Song: James Johnston Of Gallon Drunk’s Favourite LPs

As well as being the lynchpin of suited rock howlers Gallon Drunk, James Johnston has played with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and PJ Harvey - but we're not going to hold the fact that he's picked both of them for his Baker's Dozen against him. Portrait by Steve Gullick.

The Beat Goes On: Kid Millions’ Favourite LPs

We look forward to Man Forever's gig with My Disco by getting the Baker's Dozen business from the gentleman Kid Millions

Dean Blunt Releases Free Album As Blue Iverson

Dean Blunt has a new alias, Blue Iverson

WATCH: New Hannah Peel & Will Burns Video

The track featured on the pair's first collaborative album which came out earlier this year

Oram Awards To Celebrate Female Musicians

The awards are named after Daphne Oram, one of the founders of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Things Learned At: Slottsfjell Festival

Jeremy Allen heads to the Norwegian festival to worship at the thrones of Dan Deacon and Kendrick Lamar (and feel a little ashamed about The Wombats). Photograph courtesy of Jonas Brathen

The Cult Announce UK Tour

Ian Astbury and co on the road next year

Grit In One’s Third Eye: Robyn Hitchcock’s Baker’s Dozen

English songwriter and frontman of The Soft Boys, The Venus Three and The Egyptians, Robyn Hitchcock leads Julian Marszalek through his most played LPs

Cash Money & Lil Wayne Present…

We Are Young Money

No More Heroes: How TV Series Utopia Is Right For Now

With its unique mix of black humour and existential paralysis, is Utopia emblematic of the times we live in, asks Phil Harrison. Contains mild spoilers

WIN! Sonisphere Tickets & Metallica Guitar Hero

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A Guide To Ukraine-Supporting Compilations On Bandcamp Friday

Miloš Hroch has come up with 11 suggestions for those looking to buy some Ukraine-supporting music on the latest Bandcamp Friday

Drugs Without Drugs: Gentrifying Gysin’s Dreamachine

Assemble and Jon Hopkins team up for the Festival of Brexit. Robert Barry dies of cringe

Tapestry Traverse: Tom Furse Of The Horrors’ Favourite Exotica Albums

Before The Horrors' keyboards man launches his new compilation of exotica and library music from the Southern Library of Recorded Music tonight, he takes us on a tour of some of the guiding lights behind Digs

Denial Of The Species: Lee Buford Of The Body’s Favourite Albums

With the UK leg of their European tour drawing to a close with sets in Bristol tonight and on the Quietus' Desertfest stage tomorrow, Lee Buford of the none-bleaker American sludge duo picks out 13 all-time top records and pens us his own Baker's Dozen