The Mother Of Reinvention: Julian Cope’s Peggy Suicide 30 Years On

Peggy Suicide was the first marking and mapping out of a new Julian Cope, says Richard Foster; one who kept us sane and questing for new ideas at the dawn of the 90s

A Babylonian Tower: Marc Hollander’s Favourite Music

Marc Hollander's Aksak Maboul have released one of the albums of the year and his Crammed Discs label have consistently provided a wide-ranging soundtrack to the globe. He guides David McKenna through favourite albums in this week's Baker's Dozen

Glam Bam! Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen Picks His Baker’s Dozen

Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen embarks on a splurge about the music he loves, from which we somehow manage to extract a Baker's Dozen …

Watch: New Goldfrapp Video

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Off The Wall: Art, Photography, & The Album Sleeve

A new exhibition at The Photographers' Gallery sheds new light on the relationship between records and their covers, finds Ilia Rogatchevski

Berlin Bans Mass Gatherings Amid Coronavirus Spread

Large cultural events in the city will be cancelled starting from tomorrow

Green Day, The Gilman Street Project And The Wide Reach of East Bay Punk

Veronica Irwin went to see Green Day live at Hyde Park at the weekend. Here she reflects on how they represent East Bay punk on an international scale

Lessons Learnt: Joe Mount Of Metronomy’s Favourite Albums

As Metronomy reissue 'Nights Out' for its 10th anniversary, their frontman Joe Mount sits down with Patrick Clarke to pick his favourite records, and explain how they shaped him

LISTEN: Unheard The Pop Group Recording

The band share a previously unreleased version of 'Blood Money' which features as part of the bonus material on their 40th anniversary reissue of the album 'Y'

Inner Ear: Belarusian Music For February Reviewed By Jakub Knera

In his latest report on the contemporary music scenes of Eastern and Central Europe, Jakub Knera looks at the music scene of Belarus and talks with band Soyuz and the hosts of online station Radio Plato about keeping independent culture alive under governmental oppression