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Toxic Concepts: An Interview With Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox

With Deerhunter's excellent eighth album out now, and a set confirmed for this year's Field Day, frontman Bradford Cox speaks to Patrick Clarke about the 'toxic concept of nostalgia' and more

The Realness: Dhanveer Singh Brar On Dean Blunt’s Black Avant-Garde

In a new book for recently launched London-based small publisher The 87 Press, Goldsmiths lecturer Dhanveer Singh Brar analyses Babyfather’s album *“BBF” Hosted by DJ Escrow*

Reissue Of The Week: Leslie Winer’s When I Hit You – You’ll Feel It

Light In The Attic's new compilation spanning Leslie Winer's criminally slept-on career is near-perfect and a must-listen, says Bernie Brooks

Volcano Choir

Unmap

The Smiths

The Sound of The Smiths

Taking Out The Thrash: Scott Ian Of Anthrax’s Top Albums From 1986

To mark 30 years since 1986, a pivotal moment for metal, Anthrax main man Scott Ian talks JR Moores through his 13 top albums from that year, moving from thrash classics through to landmark hip-hop and pop releases

“I Wish I Was The Girl Next Door”: Akiko Matsuura Of Comanechi Interviewed

Ash Dosanjh sits down with Akiko Matsuura to discuss disapproving parents and dispel preconceptions of promiscuity

Natural Rhythm: Chris Packham’s Favourite Albums

Broadcaster and naturalist Chris Packham talks Luke Turner through his favourite albums... includes punk rock riot, hitchhiking, and singing poodles

Listen Deeper: The Strange Case Of Iannis Xenakis & Pauline Oliveros

Iannis Xenakis has long been seen as a titan of modern composition, written about in awed tones, the subject of innumerable retrospectives. Yet why, asks Dan Siepmann, has his work for so long overshadowed non-male artists like Pauline Oliveros?

Wild Horses, William Burroughs And White Cake With Danny Fox

The multi-talented Danny Fox speaks to Christiana Spens about his recent painting, poetry and stories explaining how they overlap - and how they don’t

The Fall

Imperial Wax Solvent

Like Choosing A Lover: Viv Albertine’s Favourite Albums

Always forthright, the great Viv Albertine discusses her favourite albums with Tom Hasson. T-Rex, Chris Watson, Don Cherry, Beefheart, Barrett, Kate Bush and.... The Slits all feature

The Inward Circles

Belated Movements For An Unsanctioned Exhumation August 1st 1984