REPORT: Festival No.6

Andy Thomas returns to the peculiar architecture of Prisoner village Portmeirion for music by the Manics, Temples, Gruff Rhys and more. Main photo and Temples shot by Kirsty Wright, other images by Vel Ilic

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No Limits: Jaakko Eino Kalevi’s 13 Favourite Albums

Finland's finest selects a varied mix of metal, jazz, funk, prog and kraut for his Baker's Dozen

LIVE REPORT: Badbadnotgood & Ghostface Killah

Yousif Nur reports from Electric Ballroom

The Strange World Of… Buh Records

Jakub Knera speaks to Luis Alvarado, founder of essential Peruvian label Buh Records, and offers a beginners guide to their vast discography that takes in the country's rich musical traditions, avant-garde greats both old and new, unreleased gems from wider Latin America and more

Are Chrome Hoof The Best Live Band In The UK In 2009?

Live, the mighty Chrome Hoof follow in the footsteps of Parliament, Funkadelic and David Bowie, says Luke Turner. But in these strangely conservative times, are they literally too good for the mainstream?

The Sound Of Wretchedness: A Playlist By Author Andrzej Tichý

To celebrate the recent publication of his novel Wretchedness by And Other Stories, Czech author Andrzej Tichý shares the music that soundtracked the book

Gore Blimey! Video Nasties: Draconian Days Reviewed

Jake West's documentary about the moral panic surrounding alleged 'Video Nasties' gets its claws into Mat Colegate

Awakening Songs: Buju Banton’s Favourite Music

As Buju Banton releases his first album in a decade, he guides Zakiya Mckenzie through the songs that shaped him, from discovering dancehall on the school minibus to collaborating with Pharrell Williams

Through The Kaleidoscope: An Interview With Hyetal

With new album Modern Worship, Bristol's former dubstep experimenter Hyetal expands his vision into crystalline, colour-saturated forms of electronic pop. He speaks with Ammar Kalia about using music to visualise imaginary worlds and his storming new collaborative 12" with Kowton

JME Shares New Mixtape

New mixtape from JME made in 48 hours in collaboration with Noisey and Pepsi Max

East India Youth & Toy Set For Field Day

Quietus Phonographic Corporation signing among latest acts joining an already embarrassment-of-riches line-up; listen to new episode of Field Day Radio below