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A Battlefield Of Anxieties: The Flaming Lips Interviewed

Daniel Ross catches up with Wayne Coyne to grill him about The Terror

Momentum And Noise: An Interview With Sex Swing

As they prepare to release their almighty second album _Type II_, Sex Swing speak to Patrick Clarke about aggression, refinement and gruesome album art

Want 13: Rufus Wainwright’s Favourite Music

Ahead of the release of his new album Rufus Wainwright guides Barnaby Smith through his favourite music, from Leonard Cohen to Eurythmics and his abiding love of opera

Star Trek Director JJ Abrams Interview: May’s Stack Magazines Article

This month's selection from the Stack Magazines service featuring Little White Lies' interview with Star Trek director JJ Abrams

Mercury Nominees Announced

List of British/Irish albums of 2012, according to the Mercury Prize, includes Lianne La Havas, Jessie Ware and Django Django

Something Got Him Started: Mick Hucknall’s Favourite Albums

As Simply Red release a new album, Mick Hucknall talks about what he considers the “perfect and complete” albums that inspired him, defined his approach to making music, and taught him how to be in a band. Also, about how he thrilled he was to be cock-blocked by Miles Davis. Photo by Dean Chalkley

John Foxx & The Maths

Interplay

Teeth Of The Sea

Your Mercury

INTERVIEW: Miles Teller On Whiplash

To mark the DVD and Blu-ray release of Whiplash today, Nadia Attia gets an exclusive interview with the film's star, Miles Teller

Radiohead’s Music Publisher Denies Lana Del Rey Lawsuit

Warner/Chappell, Radiohead's music publisher, has issued a statement denying the existence of a lawsuit against Lana Del Rey

Feel Like Dancin’? Jake Shears’ Favourite Albums

We mark Pride month with sometime Scissor Sister Jake Shears as he guides Ian Wade through 13 favourite records, from Elton John to Bongwater, Ween, Mr Bungle, Aphex and Ike & Tina Turner

I Don’t Belong Here: Cathi Unsworth’s Weirdo In 13 Albums

Author and journalist Cathi Unsworth talks us through the albums that inspired her new novel Weirdo. This feature will bring dark joy to the hearts of those whose clothes are black, whose lips are purple and whose witches are red

Félicia Atkinson

Space As An Instrument

From simple ingredients – spoke words, field recordings, a few notes from a piano – the French composer builds intense worlds of feeling