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Compiling & Filing: Jan St. Werner’s Favourite Albums

With his operatic performance-cum-radio play Miscontinuum released as an album earlier this year, the Mouse On Mars man takes Nick Hutchings on a trawl of his favourite avant-garde and experimental records

The Biggest Listicle Ever: A Ride On The Electronic Superhighway

At the Whitechapel Gallery’s Electronic Superhighway exhibition, Craft/Work looks beyond post-internet art to find wonder in clunky old interfaces

This Happened: Sylvia Patterson And Miranda Sawyer In Conversation

Jude Rogers took a long brunch (if we're going to be specific) with two of this country's best music writers, Sylvia Patterson and Miranda Sawyer, recently. Samantha Hayley was on hand to take photographs

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WATCH: New Jockstrap Video

London duo Jockstrap precede upcoming release with video for new track 'David Swan'

Utopia Is Not Out Of Reach: A Guide To Sun Ra Arkestra

As Sun Ra Arkestra bring Saturn to Victoria Park for Field Day, Daniel Baker profiles their decades of cosmic free jazz Afrofuturism

Our First eBook Launches – Point Close All Quotes: A Quietus Anthology

We've only gone and collected a bunch of the best articles from the Quietus over the last five years in an eBook, and got Krent Able to illustrate it. Aieee! Full details below

Music For The Lizard Brain: Ty Bulmer Of NYPC’s Favourite Albums

With their new album out yesterday, the band's singer-songwriter picks out her own top long-players

Too Much Love: An Interview With Fat White Family

Ahead of the release of third album Serfs Up!, Patrick Clarke meets Alex White and brothers Lias and Nathan Saoudi of Fat White Family

Far Away In My Memories: SØS Gunver Ryberg Interviewed

As a composer and sound artist the Danish iconoclast has taken electronic music into new and arcane territories. Ahead of her appearance at Semibreve festival in Portugal she sits down with Jamie Ryder to discuss artistic histories, gut reactions and using human skulls as recording equipment

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Let Me Do One More

Sarah Tudzin's latest is fun, free and catchy as hell, finds Aug Stone

Junk Shop Classical on Mstislav Rostropovich: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

Fifty years ago, the Proms became the scene of a protest against the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. It was a night of high drama, says Phil Hebblethwaite, defined by Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich giving a performance that has gone down in legend

Lives Less Ordinary: Darren Hayman’s Thankful Villages

As Darren Hayman prepares to release the last instalment of his Thankful Villages project just before the anniversary of the end of WWI, Luke Turner sits down with him to reflect on commemoration, memory, and the celebration of ordinary lives

WATCH: Gnod – Visions Of Load

New album Chaudelande due on February 25; live dates in London and Bristol announced