LISTEN: New Alexander Tucker

Grumbling Fur's Alexander Tucker announces his first solo album since 2012

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Banishing Ritual

William Doyle Details New Album, ‘Great Spans Of Muddy Time’

“Like other favourite songs of mine, this arrived when I least expected it, almost fully formed," he says of the album's lead track

Words To The Blind: Savages And Bo Ningen In Conversation

Before they reanimate their Dadaist simultaneous poetry-inspired project at London's Oval Space tonight, Savages' Jehnny Beth & Bo Ningen's Taigen Kawabe tell Suzie McCracken about its distant origins in Britain's highest inn and why youthful rebellion lies at its heart

Monumental Achievement: East India Youth Interviewed

Culture Of Volume hasn't been off the Quietus stereo since we first heard it months ago. William Doyle explains the genesis of this astounding album to John Doran

WATCH: New Tom Hickox Video

Tom Hickox explores the story of a woman in communist Romania who developed a cult of celebrity despite never being seen on his new single and video

Fever Ray

Plunge

On her second album as Fever Ray, Karin Dreijer transforms lust into something radical and liberating.

LIVE REPORT: Faber Social Presents Viv Albertine

Rhian E. Jones reports on a Faber Social of words, art and music in celebration of Viv Albertine and her recent memoir

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

Let It Happen: Paddy Shine’s Baker’s Dozen

Paddy Shine is one of the most relentless instigators in the underground, both as part of Gnod and in myriad other projects. Ahead of the release of the debut album by his weird folk group Moundabout alongside Phil Masterson on Rocket this summer, he guides Harry Sword through 13 vital slabs

Watch: New Horrors Video

Band return in flowers with 'Mirror's Image' promo

a-ha Video Interview: Leonard Cohen, Morrissey, Moisturiser & Drugs

Knowing me, Akira the Don, ah ha. knowing you a-ha. Ah HA!

Suede’s Debut Mapped The Wayward Sex & Glorious Failures Of Britishness

25 years on from Suede’s eponymously titled debut, Jeremy Allen rediscovers a record that shares a lineage with glam rock, music hall and Victorian burlesque and is not afraid to explore the underbelly of British sexuality. Photos courtesy of Suede/Pat Pope, John Cheeves, Phillip Williams