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PREMIERE: Acid Klaus Shares Debut Single, ‘Party Sized Away Day’

Acid Klaus is the new project from Sheffield synth provocateur Adrian Flanagan

Beverly Glenn-Copeland Details First Album In Almost 20 Years

'The Good Ones' will be released in July

LISTEN: New Manic Street Preachers

The second taste of the Manics' forthcoming thirteenth record has arrived, along with a Kieran Evans-directed video

WATCH: Pierre Bastien Short Film

Ahead of a show at Cafe Oto next week, a new short film about Pierre Bastien's work in China has been released

All Tomorrow’s Parties Reviewed: Breeders And Fans Strike Back II

The Quietus (in the form of John Doran, Luke Turner, Jeremy Allen, Phil Hebblethwaite, Andrzej Lukowski, Maria Jefferis, Stu Green, Andy Ennis and Edd Westmacott) stumble around Minehead Butlins snapping and scribbling. The luckiest are the ones that died first . . .

Unmasking Dishonest ‘Big Society’ Logic: Alex Niven & Mark Olden Reviewed

Two new volumes published through Zer0 Books, Alex Niven's Folk Opposition and Mark Olden's Murder In Notting Hill, both push for greater understanding of politics at ground level, and provide examples of what can occur if this does not happen, writes Joe Kennedy

Various Artists

Speedy Wunderground Year 1

Gordon Brown Passes Verdict On New Sunn O))) Album

Premier raises The Claw in praise of _Monoliths & Dimensions_

Sussan Deyhim & Richard Horowitz

Desert Equations: Azax Attra

Originally released in 1986, this Fourth World-ish collaboration between Iranian born Sussan Deyhim and itinerant American Richard Horowitz still sounds ahead of its time, finds Jeremy Allen

A Babylonian Tower: Marc Hollander’s Favourite Music

Marc Hollander's Aksak Maboul have released one of the albums of the year and his Crammed Discs label have consistently provided a wide-ranging soundtrack to the globe. He guides David McKenna through favourite albums in this week's Baker's Dozen

LISTEN: Oneida Cover This Heat!

WE ARE ROMANS!