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Underground Tehran: Techno & Experimental Electronic Music In Iran

Mollie Zhang speaks to Ash Koosha, Sote, Hadi Bastani and Siavash Amini about the electronic underground in the Iranian capital, how scenes can be nurtured in a difficult environment, brain raves, and the similarities and differences between Tehran and London

Disappears

Guider

Squarepusher, The Bug & Factory Floor Live

Tom Jenkinson brings his Ufabulum Live show to the Roundhouse joined by ace support

LISTEN: New Perc & Truss

Hear a track taken from the first joint EP between the pair in almost two years below

LISTEN: New Stian Westerhus

'There's A Light' precedes a forthcoming album from the Norwegian guitarist

I.B.M.

From The Land Of Rape And Honey

The Boys Still Shout: A Young Fathers Interview

Ahead of the release of new album Cocoa Sugar, Derek Robertson meets the band at MENT Festival and finds their anger at social injustice and desire to provoke burning as bright as ever

Winds Of Change: Memorial Waterslides by Memorials is our Album of the Week

Following soundtracks for Louise Bourgeois, Sonia Gonzalez, and Kevin Hegge, members of Wire and Electrelane unite for a new project that has Will Salmon under its strange spell

Spiritualized Floating In Space This Summer

Jason Pierce and co. to play album in its entirety at London Don't Look Back show

Milk Maid

Mostly No

The Dreaming: Max Tundra Interviewed

Ben Jacobs, aka Max Tundra, talks to Fergal Kinney about the long road to album four, his love for Kate Bush and the evolution of pop music. TQ has the exclusive play of his new video – and first single in nearly 15 years – 'This Woman's Work'

It’s Not The Drugs Anymore: UNKLE & The Heritage Orchestra Live

Now generally retired from chemical capers, Ben Graham takes in UNKLE & the Heritage Orchestra's live show at De La Warr Pavilion and is transported back to a different time.

Moviedrone: November’s Film Soundtrack Round Up

Charlie Brigden returns to cast his ears over another selection of unheard melodies, including soundtracks by Philip Glass, Goblin, and the Radiophonic Workshop

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Things Learned At: Pitchfork Paris

From la Grande Halle de la Villette: the endless joy of Run The Jewels, the magnificence of Princess Nokia, the cosmic power of Kamasi Washington.

Fugitive Soul: The Strange World Of… JG Thirlwell

JG Thirlwell celebrates 40 years as a recording artist this year. Karl O’Connor talks to the Foetus mastermind at his Brooklyn home/studio, where he describes his four decades as an artist. With assistance from Jim Siegel