WATCH: Jupiter-C – The Process

London duo unveil video for A-side of upcoming single, due out next month and preceded by a launch gig at London's Apiary Studios

Not For Commercial Reasons: An Interview With F*** Buttons

Joe Clay talks to Andrew Hung and Ben Power about how their friendship has developed, why cheap synths are useful and Andrew Weatherall's military nomenclature

Spool’s Out: Your Tape Releases For April

Outernational jams and tape-loop ambience dominate the month’s finest tape releases, selected for you by Tristan Bath

Someone Disappears / Someone Reappears: Jules Reidy Interviewed

You are unlikely to hear a more arresting and unique album this winter than Ghost / Spirit. Miloš Hroch talks to Jules Reidy about this statement fuelled by mysticism, ego death and the influence of shoegaze. Portraits by Camille Blake

Pere Ubu

Architecture Of Language 1979-1982

Various Artists

Obscured By The Machines: Introverted Dubs of the Izhevsk City

Unacceptable Ideas: An Interview With Bill Orcutt

Ahead of his performance at Le Guess Who? next month, Vanessa Ague speaks to Bill Orcutt, who charts the series of serendipities and chance encounters that led to one of the most boundary-pushing and varied careers in experimental guitar playing

Originality Be Damned: Elastica’s Albums Reappraised

On the 20th anniversary of The Menace, Luke Turner looks back at what made Elastica tick

Out Of The Darkness: The Cambodian Space Project

Ahead of their performance at this weekend's Dancing Time, Kevin E.G. Perry speaks to The Cambodian Space Project on their difficult beginnings in the days of the Khmer Rouge

WATCH: New Mothlite Video

No Myth: Why Game Of Thrones Is An Allegory For Our Times

David Stubbs was a Game Of Thrones cynic, but here he explains how he was converted by a sense that the programme was no mere fantastical myth, but entirely relevant to the present day (guaranteed spoiler free)

Shut Your Eyes And See: Félicia Atkinson Interviewed

Ahead of her appearance at this year’s Semibreve festival in Braga, Portugal, the French musician talks to David McKenna about nature, nurture and musicians as “machines that constantly need rebooting”

Did Oliver Stone Go Easy on George Bush? W. Reviewed

Oliver Stone has been praised for his restraint in this timely character study of the soon-to-be ex-president, but Chris Roberts kinda wishes Stone had gone for the jugular.