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The Musical Osteopath: An Interview With Woebot

In a wide-ranging chat, Daniel Baker talks to Matthew Ingram - aka Woebot - about his new album Chunks

Alabaster DePlume Details Double Album, ‘GOLD’

The record was recorded during two weeks of sessions at London's Total Refreshment Centre in 2020

Cabs Film Johnny YesNo Gets Box Set Treatment By Mute

WATCH: Cassetteboy Does Boris

25 Years On: Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s Welcome To The Pleasuredome

Wyndham Wallace celebrates the remastered reissue – with bonus disc – of an unfairly neglected classic a quarter of a century since its title track’s release as a single

LISTEN: Karen Gwyer x Richard Dawson

Electronics producer transforms The Vile Stuff from Newcastle singer-songwriter's recent Nothing Important album

Edge Of England: A Sonic Journey With Shackleton & Vengeance Tenfold

This spring and summer, rail travellers in Devon can listen to two unique pieces of music by Shackleton and lyricist Vengeance Tenfold as they rattle along. Luke Turner spoke to the latter about the project, and took the train along to the Dawlish Coast to experience it for himself. Photographs by Linda Wevill.

Wiley Does It: Ruling The Internet & Bringing In Gold

Tom Howard chats to Wiley about ruling the internet, mediating between Liam and Noel Gallagher, and music industry woes

Release Date For New Slayer LP

Date set for _World Painted Blood_

Skinner Hits The Streets

LISTEN: Exclusive Remixes From worriedaboutsatan

Hear Clock Opera and Spokes remixes here

Wild Beasts Announce New Album!

Smother to be released in May - see trailer now

Mani Says Stone Roses Reunion Talk ‘Isn’t True’

Bassist dismisses rumour that band are reforming

High Tech, Old English: Beowulf And The Green Knight

The refurbishment of ancient stories with cutting edge visual effects projects current anxieties without thinking about futuristic storytelling - but Tom Duggins asks what might have changed in the last 14 years since the last big take on an Old English classic

Feist, TOTS, Toy & Walkmen For Green Man

Lead Review: Josh Gray On Skepta’s Konnichiwa

With the release of Konnichiwa, Josh Gray considers whether Skepta's first new album in five years marks the beginning of Grime's recognition on the global stage or another footnote in a patchy transatlantic musical history