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Collaboration Elaboration: RM Hubbert’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of his new album, Telling The Trees, the Glaswegian singer-songwriter talks Nicola Meighan through his 13 top records by artists he's worked with over the course of his musical career

Listening To The Messages: Oumou Sangaré’s Favourite Albums

Malian musician Oumou Sangaré speaks to David McKenna about her favourite music, being discovered by Ali Farka Touré, and collaborating with Alicia Keys and Tony Allen

Autechre

Exai

DOWNLOAD: New Young Hunting

Download a new track from Edinburgh's Young Hunting

Beat Codes: Spoek Mathambo’s Favourite Albums

Spoek Mathambo gives Lior Phillips a tour of his record collection, crossing continents between the music of his South African homeland, American rap, and British new wave

The Places I Make Sense: Carl Cox’s Baker’s Dozen

From Chaka Khan to Diana Ross via Prince, Herbie Hancock and more, Carl Cox picks 13 classic tracks that made him the renowned DJ he is today

Julia Holter

In The Same Room

Baker’s Dozen: J Mascis On His 13 Favourite Records

The slacker/ shoegaze guitar demon fesses up about his top albums

ATP: Photo Review – Metal Day

An ace gallery of photos from ATP by Valerio Berdini. Visit his website here

Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere: A Rare Interview With The Heads

Jimmy Martin talks to reclusive Bristolian psychedelic warriors The Heads about being the UK's best cult rock group. Essential moral and technical guidance from their "whipping boy, dogsbody and chief enthusiast" Mr Simon Keeler

Battles Live At The Shacklewell Arms

Sean Kitching crams himself into the Shacklewell Arms in Dalston along with Battles and all of their big ideas, and rediscovers the excitement of first seeing them play live 14 years ago

Knowledge Is Power: An Interview with Senyawa

The Indonesia duo speak to Alex Rigotti about fire-spitting temples, knowledge systems, astronomy, and new album Vajranala, released exclusively to our Sound + Vision subscribers

Killing Sound

Killing Sound

Kelly Moran Readies New LP, ‘Moves In The Field’

The pianist's first solo album since 2018 will be released by Warp in March

Believe In A Land Of Love: New Order’s Low-Life 35 Years On

Julian Marszalek casts his mind back to teenage years in Slough to remember the record that saw New Order continue their transition from the monochrome of Joy Division to the bright lights of the 1980s dancefloor

Bowerbirds

The Clearing