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Scramblers

Container's fifth album, Scramblers delivers angry metallic metabolic music for angry metallic metabolic people, finds Will Ainsley

I For One Welcome Our New Robot Vocal Cords: Radical Computer Music

How might electronic music sound in a post human future? Robert Barry enlists the help of Holly Herndon, James Bridle and Conrad Shawcross to explore radical new directions in computer music, from live programming and Algorave to the digital overloads of Black Midi

Kuedo Returns With New Album, ‘Infinite Window’

The follow-up to 2016's 'Slow Knife' marks the UK artist's signing to Brainfeeder

‘A Hauntological Last Hurrah’: Robin The Fog Interviewed

In response to massive cuts to the BBC World Service, studio manager Robin The Fog took to the corridors and studios of its now-former home, Bush House, with recording equipment in hand. He speaks to Laurie Tuffrey about the resulting album, and the importance of the World Service

Field Day Enlists Mary Anne Hobbs To Curate A Stage At 2023 Event

Deena Abdelwahed, Anastasia Kristensen and more will play Hobbs' All Queens takeover

Catching The Groove: Buttechno Interviewed

Ahead of his set at Italy's Terraforma festival next month, Moscow-based producer Buttechno discusses his prolific work rate, running cultural spaces in his home city and using his platform to showcase the work of lesser-known artists

Hope In Extremity: An Interview With Barney Greenway Of Napalm Death

Keith Kahn-Harris chats with legendarily personable Napalm Death vocalist Mark ‘Barney’ Greenway about what extremity and radicalism mean in a plague year

I Wear My Pain As A Jacket: An Interview With Calabashed

Following the release of their extraordinary debut EP 'Behold A Black Wave', Alabaster DePlume and Joshua Idehen speak to Patrick Clarke about their vulnerable and powerful new project Calabashed

Like Jesus Christ Superstar With Depression: Beak> Discuss Their new Album

As they surprise-release their first album in six years, the Bristol trio speak to Alastair Shuttleworth about how ambiguity, a Welsh farmhouse and a departed pet all played a part in their astonishing new music. Cover portrait by Andre Habermann

It’s Arbitrary And That’s What Makes It Beautiful: Virginia Wing Interviewed

Virginia Wing talk to Bernie Brooks about music as a coping mechanism, training the press, and making a "2020 record"

Machine & Voice: An Interview With Muscles Of Joy

Stuart Huggett meets Glasgow's Muscles Of Joy, a seven-strong band who use vocals and self-built instruments to create songs that are beguiling and jarring in equal measure

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The Sound Of Endless Summer: Still Corners Interviewed

They've only just sorted out a settled line-up, but Still Corners' dreamy-pop is as polished as it comes. They talk to Darren Loucaides about countryside clichés and Twin Peaks

Tangled Paths: An Interview With Orphx

With the second of their Sonic Groove compilations recently released and a new album on the way, the industrial techno duo have an in-depth conversation with Albert Freeman about the oft-overlooked rhythmic noise scene and the evolution of their sound and approach to production

Love & Art: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge Interviewed

Joseph Burnett talks to the former member of COUM, Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV about pandrogyny, Lady Jaye Breyer P-Orridge and their ongoing artistic vision

Home Is Where The Heart Is: An Interview with Bowerbirds

Phil Moore tells John Freeman how the making of new album The Clearing pulled Bowerbirds back from the brink of extinction