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A History Of Wolf Eyes’ Most Crazed Gigs, By Wolf Eyes

US noise kingpins Wolf Eyes recently released their new album, No Answer: Lower Floors. Ahead of their shows at Incubate, the group's John Olson - under the guise of INZANE JOHNNY - recounts a history of some of their wildest gigs, from accidental mace-related head injuries to Italian construction sites

WATCH: Invincible Scum – ‘Scumrush’

Watch the video for a "pulsating analogue power jam" from Chrome Hoof man Milo Smee and Andy Blake

From Robyn To Janelle Monae: 2010 & The Rise Of The Fembots

In the first of our Wreath Lectures, Sian Rowe looks at the female artists who've used robot aesthetics to transcend feminine norms in pop

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So Beautifully Bright: New Order’s Technique 30 Years On

Ned Raggett recalls his first encounter with the "massive achievement" that was Technique three decades after its release

SUNN O))) Announce UK Tour Dates

SUNN O))) will play a series of live shows in July. Photo courtesy of Estelle Hanania

INTERVIEW: Scottish ‘Sing The Gloaming’ Exhibition Explained

Rob St. John, Tommy Perman and Professor Simon Kirby of the University Of Edinburgh's Centre For Language Evolution get together for a new project exploring language

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Pop-Up! Ker-Ching! And The Possibilities Of Modern Shopping

Lawrence returns with an encyclopaedic tour through 70s pop styles (complete with dance moves)

Nicolás Jaar Announces New Album, ‘Cenizas’

It's out via his Other People label in just two weeks

David Byrne Announces Book Tour

Talking Heads man will hold three UK events to discuss themes from How Music Works

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F.Lux

Optimo’s Jonnie Wilkes and mastering engineer James Savage summon the ghosts of people rutting in the shadows of a Berlin nightclub, finds Jon Buckland

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LISTEN: Stream Electronic Reissue

Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner reissue their collaborative project's self-titled debut — hear it in full below

Arcade Fire The Suburbs Track By Track Review

After one listen to Arcade Fire's third album, John Doran reckons that they have played a blinder by ditching the faux apocalyptic Springsteenisms of Neon Bible and allowing their songs ample room to breathe. All hail The Suburbs...

Worlds To Walk Into: Darren Hayman’s Favourite Albums

As he releases a beautifully reflective album on the fall-out from a broken love, Darren Hayman takes us through 13 favourite albums, from Miles Davis collaborating with John Coltrane via Cliff Richard, the kids from Fame, Liz Phair, Nic Jones, ELO and The Damned.

1986 Sonic Youth Bootleg, ‘Walls Have Ears’, Set For Reissue

The unofficial live album was culled from three UK gigs that the band played in 1985