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Armageddon Hits! Joe Elliott Of Def Leppard Baker’s Dozen

Roaring rock titan Joe Elliott of Def Leppard - DEF LEPPARD - talks Harry Sword through his guiding audio lights, from Bowie to glam to punk and back.

A Cut Above: Linder Sterling On Art & Ludus

Richard Foster conducts an extensive interview on collage, carpets, punk, feminism, ballet and the insidiousness of The Great British Bake Off, with Linder Sterling: the groundbreaking multidisciplinary artist and founder member of legendary post-punks, Ludus. ****Some of the imagery in this article may be considered NSFW****

L’Rain

Fatigue

Woozy and cinematic, L'Rain's second album explores emotional growth in fragments and kaleidoscopic swirls, finds Georgie Brooke

A Love Like That: Vince & Andy Of Erasure On Vince & Andy Of Erasure

Ahead of their appearance at Roskilde this weekend and next year's mammoth UK tour, Vince Clarke and Andy Bell open up to Luke Turner about the history of the wonderful synth duo... and each other.

Be Kind, Rewind: Lessons From The Cross Pollination Of The 1960s And 1970s

As new releases are currently sparse, looking back to past successes of cross-pollination in action films feels crucial. Spaghetti Westerns borrowed from Kurosawa, Bruce Lee built a bridge between East and West. Thomas H. Sheriff looks back on a decade of cultural frenzy

The Month’s Electronic Music: ‘Put Ya Lighters Up!’

In his latest electronic music column, Rory Gibb praises the timeless music of Digital Mystikz's Mala and reviews recent releases from Holly Herndon, Gantz, Trilogy Tapes, WANDA GROUP and more

Evil Blizzard

The Dangers Of Evil Blizzard

All Reality Is Virtual: Waking Life Reassessed

A Blu-Ray reissue of Richard Linklater's colourful masterwork is a timely reminder of animation's poetic power

Various Artists

Punk 45: Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself!

Hit By Hit: 40 Years Of Now That’s What I Call Music

Ian Wade traces the history of the monolithic Now compilation series, now about to enter its fifth decade

Reissue Of The Week: Kling Klang’s The Esthetik Of Destruction

Darran Anderson explores the chaos and misadventure of Kling Klang and their newly reissued The Esthetik Of Destruction, music that sounds like it could have been made yesterday or tomorrow

Eternal Tapestry

Wild Strawberries

Arthur Russell Instrumentals Reissue Planned

Collection of instrumentals from the late composer and artist to be released in February

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