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Columnus Metallicus: Heavy Metal For May Reviewed By Kez Whelan

In his latest guide to the best in brand new metal, Kez Whelan assesses the strengths and weaknesses of Metallica's 72 Seasons, and reviews the latest offerings from Esoctrilihum, Orme, Dødheimsgard and more

Sly & The Family Drone

Moon Is Doom Backwards

The ghosts of sleepy rivers haunt a subtler, less overloaded Sly & The Family Drone, finds Jared Dix

If Only You Knew: Grime & Drill For June Reviewed By Aaron Bishop

Aaron Bishop selects his highlights from the UK underground scene including projects and singles from names such as Little Simz, Wretch 32, Meekz Manny and A2

“I Enjoy Silence!”: Michael Rother’s 13 Favourite Albums

With a show at London's Under The Bridge on 5 April, Michael Rother of Neu!, Harmonia, and a newly-boxsetted solo career takes Patrick Clarke through his life in 13 records, from Little Richard to Fuck Buttons, even though he doesn't really listen to music any more

Eleanor Friedberger Chats Last Summer

Firey Furnaces' Eleanor Friedberger's debut solo album Last Summer is due for release in November, so Erin Lyndal Martin spoke to her about how it came together

Nostalgia For The Light Screening

Chilean award-winner premieres in London. Plus revolutionary visions from Afghanistan, Cuba and Ireland.

Low Culture Podcast 15: Mark Fell On Walkabout

This month for Low Culture and Sound + Vision subscribers, electronic music producer and artist Mark Fell talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan and John Doran about the impact he felt on watching Nic Roeg's debut film as a kid

It Always Rains On Sunday DVD

Stephen Martin revisits Ealing Studios' hybrid noir/social realism picture, which has been remastered for home entertainment release this week

“F**king Relentless”: An Interview With Yak

Julian Marszalek met Oli Burslem, frontman of frenetic London trio Yak, to talk about their debut single Hungry Heart, and ended up discussing 99p eBay organs, the "modest" Dandy Warhols and why psychedelia means more than just wearing colourful trousers in Wolverhampton

Want 13: Rufus Wainwright’s Favourite Music

Ahead of the release of his new album Rufus Wainwright guides Barnaby Smith through his favourite music, from Leonard Cohen to Eurythmics and his abiding love of opera

Arca Reveals Third Album Of 2021, ‘Kick IIII’

Out on the same day as her two other new albums, the LP features contributions from Oliver Coates and Planningtorock

A New Generation, Rise: Travelling From Cynicism To Hope With Algiers

As Algiers release second album The Underside Of Power, an explosive combination of gospel, noise and righteous politics, Luke Turner visited the band on the Berlin leg of their current European stadium tour with Depeche Mode.

25 Years On: Me Against The World By 2Pac Revisited

Angus Batey looks behind the enshrined myth of Tupac Shakur and finds an album which is more compromise than triumph

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