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Breaking The Curse: Wild Fruit Art Collective Interviewed

Patrick Clarke meets Liverpool outliers the Wild Fruit Art Collective to talk defying their city's expectations, shopping centre shows and not being a sex god. Photos by Kirsten Roberts

Team Ghost

Celebrate What You Can't See

Gilles Peterson Curates Pop-Up Record Shop

Look Up is a pop-up record and book shop curated by DJ Gilles Peterson

White Power And Black Pop: The Real Problem With 1Xtra’s Power List

Neil Kulkarni dissects the recent BBC 1Xtra Power List which featured three white acts in the top four...

F***! Mr Agreeable Reviews Ed Sheeran’s Collaborations No 6 Project

After a pre-Brexit shortage of sherry gets his goat, Mr Agreeable is none too pleased to be forced to sit and listen to Ed Sheeran's record of collaborations with his famous mates

WATCH: New The Body & Full Of Hell Video

The Body and Full of Hell share new video for track lifted from their second collaborative album

I Can See You Still: Richard Thompson’s Across A Crowded Room at 40

40 years on from its release, Wayne Gooderham revisits the second album Richard Thompson recorded in the wake of his split from wife Linda, and finds a subtle, off-kilter – and unfairly overlooked – mid-career masterpiece (and an utterly essential live sister album)

Two Poems By: Harry Burke

This week's new writing comes once again from London, and again in the form of excellent new poetry, this time via Harry Burke

The Month In Electronic Music: Raw Soul

In his latest electronic music column, Rory Gibb recalls the visceral thrill of DJ Rashad live, plus reviews new excursions in dubbed-out pop and techno from Throwing Shade, Inga Copeland, Allison Chanic, Call Super, Fade To Mind and more

LISTEN: New Alexander Tucker

'Energy Alphas' is the first track to be lifted from the future tQ Social guest's new album

“It’s Entertainment, You Know?” Trevor Horn’s Favourite Albums

Producer and innovator Trevor Horn guides Jude Rogers through 13 favourite albums, telling tales of how Kraftwerk led him to breaking the Official Secrets Act and tripping to Yes

The Damned United & A Handful Of Non-Shit Sports Films

_The Damned United_ is a lightweight version of David Peace's dark character study of football manager Brian Clough. Taylor Parkes picks apart this flawed football flick. Plus Jeremy Allen compiles a gallery of 10 sports films that weren't shit.

That Fucking Tank Announce New 7″

Band to celebrate tour of China with release of two new tracks

Sun Ra And His Arkestra

In The Orbit Of Ra

The Golden Section: John Foxx’s Favourite Albums

The electronics pioneer pens his own Baker's Dozen and gives us a slightly different twist on the 13 favourites formula

The Hold Steady

A Positive Rage