Valkyrie: Riding Roughshod Over History?

We've come to expect Hollywood to rewrite history, says Luke Turner. But in the case of Von Stauffenberg, the mono-armed, cycloptic plotter who tried to blow up Hitler, is there even space to do this?

Government Accused Of Using ‘Racist’ Police Form For Events

Government will respond to allegations that Form 696 is being used to target grime artists

Daniel Quinn Launches Book Kickstarter

Plus there's a new video online

HTRK / Tropic Of Cancer

Part Time Punks Radio Sessions

Dancing & Defiance – Paul Flynn’s Soundtrack To 30 Years Of Gay Culture

To mark the anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the UK, Paul Flynn (author of Good as You: From Prejudice to Pride, 30 Years of Gay Britain) chooses 13 records that soundtracked his life, from ACR to Elton and Lil Kim to Sleaford Mods.

WIN: ‘New Experimentalists’ Tickets

Two pairs of tickets to Arts Foundation showcase of artists nominated for its Experimental Music prize

Total Love & Dedication: Nicky Wire Discusses Generation Terrorists

Nicky Wire discusses Manic Street Preachers' Generation Terrorists with Ben Graham, twenty years after it blasted forth in an unholy mix of socialism and GNFNR

Richard Dawson Reveals New Album, ‘The Ruby Cord’

The new record is the final part of a trilogy that started with 2017's 'Peasant'

Eating People Is Easy: A Brief History Of Cannibalism In Film

With a 4K remaster of Hannibal Lecter's definitive appearance, The Silence Of The Lambs, released in cinemas today, Richard Hirst looks back over the sordid history of long pig consumption in the movies

Friends Of Mine: Rachel Aggs’ Favourite Music

Rachel Aggs takes Stephanie Phillips through the albums that made her the musician she is today, from Smokey Robinson to Robyn, Mahotella Queens to Sleater-Kinney. Portrait photo by Stephanie Gibson

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Coen In The Wind: Inside Llewyn Davis Reviewed

James Ubaghs reviews the Coen Brother's tragicomic reflection on the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 60s

Beyond Benin: Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou Interviewed

As they release their first studio album for decades and prepare to play the London Scala, Luke Turner talks to Benin's Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou about their religious differences, James Brown, playing with Fela Kuti, and their remarkable return