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Coastal Reflections: An Interview With Chris Petit

Extraordinary, uncompromising filmmaker and novelist Chris Petit recently released his first LP. Kiran Sande sits down for an extended chat with Petit and album collaborator Baron Mordant to discuss the Museum of Loneliness, Petit's classic novel Robinson and the relationship between film and sound

Neil Luck

Eden Box

Peculiar rituals in a forest in Germany produce wild sonic environments, a remixed river and a soggy organic techno

INTERVIEW: Charlotte Church

The singer's back with a new EP, and it sounds a bit like Fuck Buttons

Grime Exhibition To Open At Museum Of London This June

It takes in films, a large-scale illustration and various items from key artists of the scene

Lair of the White Worm

EP 1

Grinding guitars, slabs of noise, and samples of movie dialogue characterise the latest project by John Cooke, of Napalm Death, Malevolent Creation, Corrupt Moral Altar, and Venomous Concept

New Pathways: Takiaya Reed Of Divide & Dissolve’s Baker’s Dozen

From the mentorship of Low and Unknown Mortal Orchestra, to the world-changing experimentalism of FKA Twigs, Takiaya Reed of Divide & Dissolve picks the thirteen records that shaped her

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

Swans

We Rose From Your Bed With The Sun In Our Head

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

Roland Announce TR-808’s ‘Next Step’

Company hint at reviving landmark drum machine with new video

Confirmed: The Stone Roses Reform

It's on in Manchester 2012

Rope Ladders From Heaven: William Doyle’s Favourite Records

Ahead of his excellent latest album, Great Spans of Muddy Time, William Doyle - fka East India Youth, whose debut EP was first ever record released on The Quietus Phonographic Corporation - talks us through his Baker’s Dozen. William Doyle photo by Ryan MacPhail

Radical Conversion: Snapped Ankles Live

Sean Kitching is a late arrival when it comes to Snapped Ankles but he leaves with the zealotry of the recent convert

LISTEN: Scanner & Co. Rework Joy Division

Robin Rimbaud deals us a special edit of the Live_Transmission: Joy Division Reworked show, set to tour in autumn

The Marshall Suite: Cat Power’s Favourite Albums

Chan Marshall guides Diva Harris through 13 albums that have soundtracked her life, from stealing cars to heartbreak and escaping difficult times

Gravenhurst In London This Friday

Nick Talbot set to play Vortex City Sessions at the Bishopsgate Institute