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Foreign Music Confiscated In N. Korea

Kim Jong-un has reportedly order that foreign music be banned and confiscated from North Korea

Juni Habel

Carvings

The Norwegian artist’s second album is a powerful invocation, finds Irina Shtreis

Complete Communion: Stewart Smith On Jazz For July

Stewart Smith is back once again like a renegade magpie, with reviews of everything from Turkish free-jazz experimentalists Konstrukt to Albert Ayler reissues

Something Searing: Yannis Philippakis Of Foals’ Favourite Albums

Before the release of new album What Went Down, the Foals frontman gives Lisa Lavery his top 13 LPs, all records united by "people's voices that connect directly", moving through Arthur Russell, Pixies and Howlin' Wolf

You Got Soul: Norman Jay’s Favourite Singles

After releasing his latest Good Times compilation last year, the DJ talks Yousif Nur through the early musical experiences that shaped his taste, from northern soul nights to crate-digging for 7"s, in picking his top 13 records

The Souljazz Orchestra

Inner Fire

Liturgy Detail New Album, ‘Origin Of The Alimonies’

It's preceded by lead track 'Lonely OIOION'

Musical Memoir: Kathleen Hanna’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of The Julie Ruin's new album, Hit Reset, last month, the musician, activist and founding member of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre talks Milene Larsson through 13 favourite records that changed her life

Things Learned At: Terraforma Festival 2016

At the third edition of Milan's Terraforma, Karl Smith finds a festival on the brink of discovering something brilliant in itself, a sun-drenched reenactment of Harmony Korine's neon epic, and a powerful vote for substance over scale. (Photos: Michela Savino)

Neil Young

Fork In The Road