Beautiful Noise: Rhys Chatham Interviewed

In this lost interview from 2009, Rhys Chatham talks to David Moats about doom metal, gentrification and drum & bass as a collaboration between him and Charlemagne Palestine comes to St. John's Church in Hackney on Thursday as part of William Basinski and Art Assembly's Arcadia series

The Raveonettes

In And Out Of Control

Arc Of Le Kovenant: Gwenno On Her Cornish Language Album

Gwenno Saunders talks to Jeremy Allen about her Cornish language album Le Kov

INTERVIEW: André De Ridder

As he curates this year's Spitalfield Music Festival, André De Ridder speaks to Alex Weston-Noond about his selections, including Nik Void and politics with Monteverdi and Fugazi

Swans Confirm UK Tour

October dates, including Supersonic festival, announced

How Did It Feel? Spacemen 3’s Playing With Fire Revisited

Julian Marszalek speaks to Jason Pierce, Pete Kember and Will Carruthers about the making of Spacemen 3's 1989 classic, Playing With Fire

All The Heavy Riffing: Mastodon Interviewed

Hunter-gatherer Toby Cook talks to Brann Dailor and Troy Sanders of Mastodon about their colossal new album. Burls On Film: Miss Shela of Detroit

Everything’s Connected: Omar Rodríguez-López Favourite LPs

Former At The Drive In and Mars Volta member Omar Rodríguez-López speaks to Stevie Chick about the records that shaped his life, from Latin traditionals to how Janet Jackson got him into punk

Art Making Itself Useful: The Legacy Of Eric Ravilious

Sam Gregory finds a peculiar shade of modernism running through Ravilious & Co: The Pattern of Friendship at the Millennium Gallery, Sheffield

Slushy Guts

A Host Of Freakish Others Revolving In The Future

Music Of The Month: Things We’ve Loved This September

Settle into autumn with these wonderful albums from Jenny Hval, Octo Octa, Klein, Loraine James and plenty more

A Drop Of Spontaneity: An Interview With Pinkunoizu

Andreas Pallisgaard of Danish art-rockers Pinkunoizu talks to John Freeman about how processes of improvisation inspired new album The Drop

Crime & The City Solution

American Twilight

Atari Teenage Riot Announce Live Reunion Show

May show announced

Gravedancing: Pig Destroyer, Grindcore And The End Times

Grindcore emerged as a backlash to global capitalism, before Pig Destroyer did something much nastier with it. As they release an album that deals with our harrowing modern era, Dan Franklin examines whether this ferocious genre is actually being outstripped by a remorseless new reality. All Pig Destroyer pictures by Joey Wharton