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Marking A Time: Ghetts’ Favourite Albums

As Ghetts releases his new album Ghetto Gospel - The New Testament, the London-based rapper guides Tara Joshi through 13 favourite records, from Michael Jackson to Jay-Z, Tupac, Notorious BIG and those closer to home including Kano and Klashnekoff

Two Poems By: Alex Dimitrov

In conjunction with an interview with the NYC-based poet, this week's new writing comes courtesy of two new poems by Alex Dimitrov

Glitter Rock Book Wired Up! To Be Published

Take a look at our picture gallery of featured sleeve art from the book; launch party featuring Giuda, Cyanide Pills and more on September 21

Keep Those Dreams Burning Forever: Neneh Cherry Interviewed

Neneh Cherry speaks to John Doran about literally unplugged performance, the spirit of the Bristol scene and her father Don

A John Foxx Interview – Impossible DNA

Emily Bick conducts an in-depth interview with John Foxx about cinematic ghosts, Battersea Power Station and psychogeography. Current portrait of John Foxx: Craig Hewitt

Record Store Day 2011: “An Overwhelming Success”

Hurrah for all things record-related

Kompakt Compilation

Total Vol. 9

GNR Target Thanksgiving With …Democracy

Album to appear in this autumn?

LISTEN: Noise From Ron Morelli

Producer announces his second album for Hospital Productions; listen to its title track below

Josh T Pearson

Last of the Country Gentlemen

Weird Wares: An Interview With Giant Swan

Purveyors of a pummelling, noise-rinsed, techno-not-techno barrage - as well as doing a fine line in casual wear - Bristol duo Giant Swan talk to Seb Wheeler before they play their hometown at Simple Things later this month

LCD Soundsystem Premiere New Song, ‘X-Ray Eyes’, via NTS Radio

It's the New York group's first new song in two years

Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes Reviewed

Robert Downey Jr is the saving grace of Guy Ritchie's Holmes adaptation, finds Jeremy Allen

Junk Shop Classical on George Walker: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

In August, 95-year-old American composer George Walker had his first-ever piece performed at the Proms, as part of a concert that became the breakout story of the festival. In his own way, he’s as radical and pioneering as Nina Simone, who was famously refused entry to the same music school that Walker had already graduated from

Torn Hawk

Let's Cry And Do Pushups At The Same Time