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The Sky Would Open Up: Twenty Years of Sleater-Kinney’s The Hot Rock

Len Lukowski explores what Sleater-Kinney’s uncompromising album of emotional extremes meant to a teenage queer in 1999, and what it means now, on the twentieth anniversary of its release

Boris Johnson Now Has Four Jobs

With youth unemployment as high as it's been in 20 years, the Mayor of London, MP for Uxbridge & South Ruislip and Telegraph columnist has added a fourth string to his bow and signed up to write a new Shakespeare biography — due 2016 — with a sorely-needed advance of £500,000

35 Years On: Seventh Dream Of Teenage Heaven By Love And Rockets

Ned Raggett looks back at the British post-Bauhaus three piece that made it (temporarily) big Stateside

WATCH: Nile Rodgers – We Are Family

Watch our UK exclusive stream of Astrid Edwards's film documenting Rodgers's party for his extended Chic family earlier this year

LISTEN: Powell’s New EP + Mix

Powell's The Ongoing Significance Of Steel & Flesh is out this week, and he's made a mix to mark its release

Final La Düsseldorf Album Set For Release

Japandorf, final record by Klaus Dinger's post-Neu! group, due in March; watch video for opening track Immermannstrasse

A Novel Of The Glance: Flights By Olga Tokarczuk

Matthew Turner reviews Olga Tokarczuk's Flights, winner of this year's Man Booker Prize

Suge I Stay Or Suge I Go? Tupac All Eyez On Me Reviewed

The Quietus Hip-Hop columnist Tara Joshi reviews the long awaited biopic of rap legend Tupac Shakur

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

The Gallows Pole By Benjamin Myers: A Playlist

With his alternative history of the North out in shops now, author Ben Myers puts together a sonic accompaniment for the dark and sprawling wilderness he has conjured and reflected in The Gallows Pole

A Cinema Baker’s Dozen: Jon Savage’s Favourite Teenage Films

With his new film Teenage released earlier this year, Jon Savage picks the top thirteen films that capture the spirit of adolescence

The Spectre Of War: Under The Shadow Reviewed

Patrick Gamble reviews Babak Anvari's Iranian ghost story, Under The Shadow, which is released in cinemas today

Islands In The Dream: The Art Museums Of Teshima & Naoshima

In the middle of Japan's inland sea, a small group of islands offer up unique experiences of works by James Turrell, Walter De Maria, Yayoi Kusama, and others

A Fold In Space: Jean Ray’s Malpertuis

Robert Davidson looks back at the strange career of the writer dubbed "the Belgian Edgar Allan Poe"

Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island Reviewed

The Schlock Of The New: Redefining Horror Writing With Hexus

Ahead of the publication of their second issue early next year — and as an aid to your Hallowe'en comedown – Thogdin Ripley, co-editor of new art-literature-hybrid horror journal Hexus, selects three pieces from Issue One