Things Learned At: Pitchfork Paris

Jeremy Allen has a Battles revelation at Pitchfork Paris and discovers that shifty Father John Mifty can actually be rather nifty

LISTEN: New Jupiter-C; London Gig Soon

Minimalist pop duo return with new single - listen to Locust below; gig at Apiary Studios with support from MXLX and Hamburger Ladies next month

Water-Boarding And Romanticism: Tom De Freston Interviewed

Christiana Spens talks to the literary-inspired artist, delving further into the horror, politics and aesthetics of violence that are the subject matter of his most recent paintings

WATCH: Cuz – The Wheel And The Ring

Kaleidoscopically animated video for track from Mike Watt and Sam Dook of The Go! Team's project

Thirteen Masks: Jarboe’s Favourite Music

Jarboe guides Spyros Stasis through 13 favourites in this week's Baker's Dozen, taking in the likes of Arvo Pärt, Kendrick Lamar, Janis Joplin and her relationship with Swans

Archie Bronson Outfit Free Download & Video

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WATCH: The Charlatans Charity Gig

Full gig from last week's Save The Children Christmas Jumper Jam

David Byrne’s Meltdown: First Acts

Sunn O))), Young Marble Giants and William Onyeabor stage show among first names on the bill for Byrne-curated festival

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Marching To A Different Dune: Tinariwen Interviewed

Tinariwen bassist Eyadou Ag Leche tells Richie Troughton how the Tuareg rockers are standing up to fight for “freedom and respect” with new album Elwan

Pagan Explorations: Children Of Alice Interviewed

Children Of Alice, a new trio consisting of Broadcast's James Cargill and Roj Stevens along with The Focus Group's Julian House, speak to Patrick Clarke about the paganism, surrealism and musique concrète that inspired their self-titled debut album.

Genuine Freedom: Sadaf Interviewed

Before she supports Grimes tonight, the performance artist talks to Lottie Brazier about narrowing the gap between 'experimental' and 'pop' and flipping gender dynamics in the video for industrialised banger C.F.C.

Things Learned At: Raw Power

Toby Cook reports on sets from Sex Swing, Luminous Bodies, Circle, The Cosmic Dead and more

Is Pop Culture Consuming Itself? Simon Reynolds Discusses Retromania

The great Simon Reynolds talks to Colin McKean about his new tome Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction To Its Own Past, and explains why conditions for musicians and consumers today are unprecedented - even if the art itself isn't

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New Shellac Album Due

Steve Albini: "Test pressings are in and we're working on the cover artwork"