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No Definitive Version: Nate Young’s Most Influential Records

Nate Young talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about what made his music, from teenage revelations, learning when to press record, and roofing with Scott Asheton.

40 Years On: Malcolm McLaren’s Duck Rock Revisited

Malcolm McLaren’s innovative Duck Rock is often held up as the embodiment of cultural appropriation, though the dues the roguish impresario owes to the French are less often acknowledged or explored, says Jeremy Allen

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INTERVIEW: Beauty In The Bleak

From London, tQ favourite Kemper Norton and Thomas Bloch will be linking up with a disused silo-turned-musical instrument in a Californian dry lake for an intercontinental collaboration as part of the SAISONSCAPE series tomorrow. Intriguing, eh? Ned Raggett talks to LA visual artist Lauren Bon and Art Assembly director Julia Dempsey about the project

On The Way To A Love Supreme: John Coltrane’s Blue World

It may not be the holy grail such things inevitably get touted as, but this long lost John Coltrane cut, originally recorded in 1964, remains fascinating and valuable, finds Peter Margasak

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Aux Pieds De La Nuit

Aidan Moffat gets woozily sinister on his first album as Nyx Nótt

Something Searing: Yannis Philippakis Of Foals’ Favourite Albums

Before the release of new album What Went Down, the Foals frontman gives Lisa Lavery his top 13 LPs, all records united by "people's voices that connect directly", moving through Arthur Russell, Pixies and Howlin' Wolf

Playing The (Baker’s) Dozens: George Clinton’s Favourite Albums

With the funk kingpin and founder of Parliament and Funkadelic taking his bands on a festival tour this summer, Suzie McCracken caught up with him to find out about the 13 records that have stuck with him through his lifetime

Things Learned At: Prince In Leeds

JR Moores grew up in the 1990s and didn't quite get what all the fuss was about when it came to Prince. Would a night in Leeds with The Purple One convince him otherwise?

Glasgow To Stage Hinterland Festival

Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien To Release Solo Album

It's due in early 2020, though the title is yet to be revealed

WATCH: White Hills – Left Behind

NY-based psychedelic rockers' latest video offering ahead of live dates next month

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Brigton's Aerosol Jesus teeter on the very brink of noise, barely holding back – and all the sweeter for it, finds Tom Coles

Watch: The Dead Weather Live On The Quietus Tonight

Jack White and Alison Mosshart's new band streamed here

Pitch Perfect: Pat Nevin’s Favourite Music

Footballer, DJ and now writer, Pat Nevin talks Richard Foster through his 13 favourite records, including the time he got the fear from Delia Smith being at John Peel's birthday party, and being asked to write lyrics for Vini Reilly

Bakers Dozen: Liam Gallagher and Andy Bell’s 13 Favourite Albums

Speaking on behalf of Beady Eye, Messrs Liam Gallagher and Andy Bell tell us their favourite records