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Empire Of Sound: An Interview With Anodyne
Battles — Gloss Drop
New Scott Walker Score Airs In London
It’s Alive! Fucked Up Discuss Their Punk Opera David Comes To Life
O’Death — Outside
WATCH: New Memory Tapes Video
WATCH: New UNKLE & Nick Cave Video (NSFW)
F.O. Computer, By Ian Rankin: Why Radiohead Are Radiodead To Me
An Explorer Of The Northern Gothic: Shackleton Live
Is Pop Culture Consuming Itself? Simon Reynolds Discusses Retromania
LISTEN: New Bjork!
Beirut New Album Details
‘We Want The Kills To Be Of One Heart’: An Interview With Jamie Hince
Bon Iver — Bon Iver
Antlers — Burst Apart
The Final Warning: Three Decades After This Heat’s Deceit
Dancing Is Better Than Chin Stroking: Psychedelic Horseshit Interviewed
Quietus Competition: WIN AC/DC Live DVD
Fucked Up — David Comes To Life
Owiny Sigoma Band — Owiny Sigoma Band
Radiohead To Release Limited Edition 12″ Remixes
WATCH: Exclusive New Video From KONG
Producer Martin Rushent Dies Aged 63
Young Dogs, Old Tricks: Seasick Steve Gives Lessons To The Youth
Will Book Publishing Follow Music Into The Void?
Edge Of England: A Sonic Journey With Shackleton & Vengeance Tenfold
‘Close Your Eyes Or You Won’t See Anything’ – Jan Švankmajer’s Alice
An Extract From Luke Williams’ The Echo Chamber
Get On The Dyke & Ride! Jamie Thomson Cycles To Roadburn In The Netherlands
LISTEN! New Coldplay
LISTEN: New Blanck Mass
Standon Calling: EVEN MORE Acts Announced
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Baker's Dozen
Something Got Him Started: Mick Hucknall’s Favourite Albums
As Simply Red release a new album, Mick Hucknall talks about what he considers the “perfect and complete” albums that inspired him, defined his approach to making music, and taught him how to be in a band. Also, about how he thrilled he was to be cock-blocked by Miles Davis. Photo by Dean Chalkley
Low Culture Essay
Low Culture Essay: Travis Elborough On Ian Nairn’s No Two The Same
In this month's Low Culture Essay, Travis Elborough revisits No Two The Same, a documentary about London's Pimlico that reveals many of the foibles of its creator, thirsty outsider and outspoken architecture critic Ian Nairn
