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Reissue of the Week: Coil’s Black Antlers
Peer Review: Peter Strickland Interviews Cosey Fanni Tutti… and Vice Versa
The Strange World Of… The Young Gods
Lyra Pramuk on Astrological Divination
Heavy Metal Rituals: Osmium Interviewed
The Strange World Of… Editions Mego
Last Few Acid Horse Weekend & Day Tickets Remaining
The Countercultural Figures who Helped Give Birth to the Neo-Nazi Terrorist Networks of Today
Remembering Alan Lamb, by Lawrence English
Nuclear Family Folk: MPTL Microplastics Interviewed
The Strange World Of… Kevin Drumm
Reissue of the Week: Sun Ra – Nuits de la Fondation Maeght
Compilation of the Week: Volcanic Tongue
The Strange World Of… Maher Shalal Hash Baz
Three Album Run: How Krautrock Never Bettered Can’s Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi & Future Days
Circuit des Yeux on the Poop Jokes of Scott Walker
Reissue of the Week: Nico’s Chelsea Town Hall
The Strange World of… Susan Alcorn
Breaking the Spell: Aya Interviewed
You Say ‘Taygo’, I Say ‘Tahgo’… Opening Can’s Pronunciation Can of Worms
The Strange World Of… Room40
Perc Life: Rattle Interviewed
Someone Disappears / Someone Reappears: Jules Reidy Interviewed
Reissue of the Week: Angherr Shisspa (Revisited) by Kōenjihyakkei
Dread Magnificence: LSD, Selected Ambient Works II & The Psychic Death of Aphex Twin
Metamorphic Rock: Gwen Siôn Discusses Quarrying Slate for Sound
Radio / Live Transmission: Autechre As Concert Musicians
tQ Subscriber Release: Nurse With Wound
What We Do With What We Have: Björk’s Medúlla Turns 20
The Art Of Falling Apart: Considering The Usefulness Of Fallibility At MUTEK 2024
A Lone Star: More Eaze Interviewed
Reissue of the Week: Throbbing Gristle’s The Third Mind Movements
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Baker's Dozen
Soundtrack To The Interzone: Justin Robertson’s Baker’s Dozen
In a self-penned Baker's Dozen, DJ and producer Justin Robertson recalls the thirteen pieces of music that soundtracked his rise from home counties obscurity to the outer edges of dance music, via run-ins with Jimmy Page and Mark E. Smith
Baker's Dozen
I Blame The Music: Lias Saoudi’s Baker’s Dozen
Lead singer of Fat White Family, Lias Saoudi, self-pens a Baker’s Dozen of thirteen musical choices that map his early life to the present day, from Ireland to Scotland, Cambodia to Algeria, via dark country and the howling void. With thanks to Adelle Stripe
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Things Learned At: Primavera Sound 2017
With performances from Slayer, Mogwai, and Grace Jones – and lessons learned on the burden of choice and the joy of sleep (and Sleep) – Brian Coney takes to Barcelona for this year's edition of the inimitable Primavera Sound. Photographs by Jan Rijk at Dutchpix.com
