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Rewire Finalises 2020 Line-Up

Wire, Zonal and more have joined the bill

Stop Making Scents: Jessica Hausner On Botanical Thriller ‘Little Joe’

Austrian auteur Jessica Hausner returns with a prickly sci-fi hybrid to give Invasion of the Body Snatchers a run for its money. Nick Chen meets the filmmaker to find out about anti-cinema and whether there really is such a thing as happiness

20 Years On: The Boo Radleys’ Giant Steps Revisited

Charlie Frame revisits the magpie indie psychedelic album that first blew his mind two decades ago

Supersonic 2012: Sir Richard Bishop Q&A

Ahead of Supersonic, Noel Gardner has a chat with Sir Richard Bishop. Not a real knight!

Bad Seed Warren Ellis On Smartening Up

As the Bad Seeds take to Latitude, violinist and guitarist Warren Ellis talks shoes, socks and beards. You don't want to be a mod, he tells the Quietus. Warren Ellis pic courtesy Warren Ellis.

Let Me Be Your Phantasy: Erol Alkan Interviewed

Erol Alkan has had a busy 2013, building a home studio and releasing great albums from Daniel Avery and Connan Mockasin via Phantasy, as well as his own debut EP. He speaks to Luke Turner about the legacy of his old nightclub Trash, his label, and what makes him tick. Photo by Todd Hart.

Uneasy on the Ear: An Interview with Lola De La Mata

Multi-disciplinary artist Lola De La Mata speaks to Patrick Clarke about how her experience with severe tinnitus and vertigo, groundbreaking work in the field of audiology, and stigma around hearing loss in the musical community fed into her new album Oceans On Azimuth

Posthumous LP of the week: Another Tide, Another Fish by Andrew Tuttle, Michael Chapman

The Australian banjoist Andrew Tuttle reworks Michael Chapman demos to fine effect. Jonathan Wright welcomes an album that celebrates the psych-folk pioneer’s virtuosity as a guitar player

LISTEN: New Mars Volta

Listen to 'The Malkin Jewel', taken from The Mars Volta's forthcoming new album

Tender Cyborg: Bid Farewell To The Flesh With Róisín Machine

Róisín Murphy returns with an album of dancefloor utopias and more-than-human bodies, finds Diva Harris

Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson

Live At L' Étrange Festival 2004: The Art Of Mirrors (Homage To Derek Jarman)

A Journey To Avebury: Stewart Lee Interviews Julian Cope

The heroic Stewart Lee meets the legendary Julian Cope to talk about the Arch Drood's debut novel for Faber, 131. All photographs by Cat Stevens

Elephant Road Compilation In Memory Of Amanda Moss

Work on the compilation begun before Amanda sadly passed away