New Weird Britain In Review For November By Noel Gardner

The return of Creation Rebel, the long-awaited full release of a 90s video game soundtrack classic, a pleasingly non-literal tribute to The Wicker Man and more all feature in your latest guide to the world of New Weird Britain

Grime Scene Investigation: Dan Hancox On Inner City Pressure

tQ meets Dan Hancox, author of Inner City Pressure: The Story of Grime, in a Peckham Rye pub to talk about grime's phenomenal resurgence and the increasingly bleak state of London

Blackpool Neon Tango: A John Foxx Interview About Metamatic

40 years on, is John Foxx's _Metamatic_ getting the kudos it deserves? Garry Hensey chats to the man himself

A Place To Bury Strangers

Transfixiation

Peter Silberman

Impermanence

LISTEN: Colony Farewell Mix

From Chris & Cosey (pictured) to Richard Skelton to Bizzy B...? It could only be the final mix in London crew Colony's mix series

Room40 To Release Old Scanner Work In Full

Scanner's Mass Observation, famously sampled by Björk, will be released in full for the first time by Room40

Tape Adapter: April’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed

In the first of a new ongoing column covering each month's most interesting (for both positive and negative reasons) hip hop mixtapes, Gary Suarez takes you on a whistlestop tour from echo-chamber halfstep to baseless swagger blather

Out Of The Darkness: The Cambodian Space Project

Ahead of their performance at this weekend's Dancing Time, Kevin E.G. Perry speaks to The Cambodian Space Project on their difficult beginnings in the days of the Khmer Rouge

New Order

Lost Sirens

Laurel Halo

DJ-Kicks

In an age of relentless live streams, and archived podcasts, radio sets and live recordings, the mix CD is safe in Laurel Halo's hands, finds James Ball

New 6am Closing Time Proposed For Nightclubs In Ireland

New legislation could see the closing time shift back significantly from the current 2.30am curfew

Report Advocates For Drug Testing In Clubs

A report conducted by The Loop, Volteface, Durham University and The All Party Parliamentary Group for Drug Policy Reform calls for alternative measures to reduce drug-related deaths

The Quietus Presents: Cold Cave

Lexington gig this April

The Legendary Pink Dots

So Lonely in Heaven

The increasingly accurately named Anglo-Dutch experimental rock return with yet another one – this one's a brooder set to a set of arrangements that feel strangely comforting, finds Richard Foster

Franz Ferdinand Debut New Album At Exclusive Rough Trade Instore Gig

Glasgow based art rockers debut brisk new pop album in East London disc dispensary - review and gallery of pictures here.