Mute’s Can Live Series to Continue With ‘Live In Keele 1977’

The label says it's the release that has been most requested by fans since the archival series began

Astral Travel Agent: Not Waving Interviewed

For his new project, Alessio Natalizia of Walls draws inspiration from the theory of remote viewing to create "sound for places I have never been before". With his album Umwelt just released, he speaks with Joe Clay about pseudoscience and imaginary locations

Simon Bookish Goes Big Band To Sing Particle Physics And Linguistics

Electronic artist Simon Bookish embraces instrumentation for third album _Everything/Everything_, his most accessible work to date.

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Mick Jagger: A Warning From History

So you think 'England Lost' featuring Skepta is an appalling single and you'd sooner push your own head into a food processor than listen to it again? Well, John Doran has got bad news for you - it doesn’t even feature in the top five worst cultural things the Rolling Stones frontman has ever done

Travels In Non-Space: An Interview With Time Attendant

Ed Gillett meets up with the South London-based electronic musician and painter to discuss uniting sounds from across time, this year's Treacherous Orb EP, and a desire to "cover everything in a layer of soil"

When Life Gives You Lemons: Matthew Herbert Interviewed

From sampling a tank rolling over a Nigella Lawson dinner to creating an album detailing the life of a pig from birth to plate (2011’s One Pig), Matthew Herbert has long been one of Britain’s most remarkable musicians. Here he talks to Ben Cardew

Free, Open Spaces: Brian Eno’s Favourite Records

Before he releases his new album The Ship, the composer, producer and artist gives William Doyle a tour of some of his favourite records and tracks, reflecting on how they've shaped his own approach to music