Reviews

Off The Airwaves, On The Stereo: Mark Radcliffe’s Favourite LPs

Radio DJ hero and now musician Mark Radcliffe tells Jude Rogers tales of being seduced by David Bowie and the gift of a cheese pie from Kate Bush in this week's Baker's Dozen, also featuring the likes of Bob Marley, Joy Division and Stevie Wonder

Concretise The Oddness: Lee Gamble Picks His 13 Favourite Records

With his first album for Hyperdub en route and Unsound appearance impending, Lee Gamble guides Jennifer Lucy Allan from 80s beatboxing to some of 2017's best releases through the medium of his 13 favourite records

Hey Colossus And More For Supersonic

Hey Colossus and Daniel Higgs are amongst the latest additions to the Supersonic line-up as day tickets go on sale too

Rian Treanor Collaborates with Cara Tolmie on New Album for Planet Mu

Body Lapse will be released in September

Kylie Minogue

DISCO

Kylie is back on the dance floor, but feels strangely unsure of her own place there, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Morrissey Searches Fans For Meat, Bitten By Dog

Incidents thought to be unrelated

Tim Hecker Announces New Album

Virgins on the way in October; expect "something like an attempt at the sound of frankincense in slow-motion"

Reel To Reel Cacophony: Jim Kerr Of Simple Minds’ Favourite Albums

With their sixteenth LP Big Music just out, the Glaswegian new wave veterans' frontman gives Mark Eglinton a Baker's Dozen of his top 13 formative influences

Haunting The Palace: ATP’s I’ll Be Your Mirror Slayer Day Reviewed

Noel Gardner, Amanda Barrokh and Toby Cook were on hand to witness one of ATP's finest days recently at Alexandra Palace...

A Sucker For Melody: Martin Carr’s Favourite Songs

With an excellent new solo album, The Breaks, just released, and a London gig tonight, the former Boo Radleys and bravecaptain man has a trawl through the finest 7"s in his record collection with Joe Clay

Peer Reviewed: FOQL Interviews SIKSA… And Vice Versa

Two of Poland’s most forward-thinking underground musicians discuss running independent venues and fostering diverse crowds, decentralising the Polish cultural landscape, the state of their home country’s independent music scene, and how their art contains far more than just political activism

Melody Without A Form: An Interview with Arthur Russell & Peter Gordon

In an exclusive extract from her new book *Transfigured New York: Interviews with Experimental Artists and Musicians, 1980-1990*, writer and radio host Brooke Wentz shares an interview from the WKCR-FM archives with pioneering Downtown musicians Arthur Russell and Peter Gordon talking ballet, rap music and ‘democratic music’

Glasgow To Stage Hinterland Festival

Jlin

Dark Energy

Coherent Sound Waves: Lorenzo Senni’s Favourite Albums

The trance pointillist condenses his musical biography into 13 all-time favourite albums in our latest artist-penned Baker's Dozen

Crass Release Remasters Of Three Classic LPs

Punk collective Crass are reissuing and remastering a number of their old albums