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Dirty Projectors

Dirty Projectors

Frozen Music: An Interview With Martyyna

Ahead of her debut album Written In The Scars, Martyyna speaks to Jaša Bužinel about the relationship between architecture and music, creativity as therapy, her forthcoming AV debut at Lunchmeat Festival and more

Jay-Z Has Pop Noel-G In Rap Last Night

Not-So-Bitter Music: Ali ‘Perc’ Wells On His Favourite 13 Albums

We've sent that young rascal Tonka to interview Ali Wells about the albums that made him Perc, from Huey Lewis & The News to Pete Swanson, Aphex, and how Iron Maiden made his kick drum mockery-proof

Crippled Black Phoenix & Sean Hogan Discuss Horror Soundtracks

As Frightfest begins, Josh Saco chats to Sean Hogan and Crippled Black Phoenix's Justin Greaves about the importance of music to film, audiovisual collaboration and the 'John Carpenter sound'

New Jazz Imagination: Seymour Wright On [Ahmed] And Music As A Medium Of Thought

In the first of a new series of essays on non European cultural influences on experimental music, Seymour Wright of improvisational group أحمد [Ahmed] writes on the constant inspiration of Ahmed Abdul-Malik

Lil Wayne

Tha Carter IV

Shunda K Drops 42 Free Tracks

Mix-Tapes Available Online

While His Synth Gently Beeps: Benge’s Favourite Electronic LPs

We know you all love a bit of synth porn so here's Benge's Baker's Dozen - a sort of synth erotica reading, if you will, as he guides you through 13 electronic favourites from Morton Subotnick to Else Marie Pade and George Harrison's Moog explorations to Air and Autechre. Benge photo by Ed Fielding

Kings Of Leon Rubbish American Music Taste

Followill clan claim UK taste is better

WATCH: An Exclusive Clip From Paul Verhoeven’s Elle

The XX Cancel Live Dates

DOWNLOAD: Akira The Don – Ballistic

Hackney rap superhero gives us a free grab of his theme song for new comic book

Andrew Weatherall

A Pox On The Pioneers

M.Haiux

Summer Nights And Still Waters

M.Haiux’s transporting new album of finger-picked folk guitar instrumentals champions small moments while speaking fluently with its forebears, says Bernie Brooks