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READ: Matthew Ingram’s Big Book Of Woe

The Quietus presents an extract, in the form of an interview from 2004 with musician Stuart Argabright, from Matthew "Woebot" Ingram's recently published collected writings - the Big Book of Woe

No Easy Answers: The Light Of The Moon Tackles Rape Culture Head On

After soaking up gongs at last year's SXSW, Jessica M. Thompson's The Light of the Moon arrives on video-on-demand with an intelligent and mature examination of post-traumatic experience

Streaming Platforms Dispute Royalty Rise

Spotify and Amazon are amongst the streaming platforms appealing a recent rise in royalty rates for songwriters

Regis’ Downwards Label Marks 30 Years With Compilation

The tape takes in label classics, rarities and exclusives from British Murder Boys, JK Flesh and more

Ghostpoet

Some Say I So I Say Light

King Krule

6 Feet Beneath The Moon

Aho Ssan Details New Album, ‘Rhizomes’

The record features contributions from Nicolás Jaar, Moor Mother and Angel Bat Dawid, among others

Why Gainsbourg Is Not A Myopic Music Biopic

Jeremy Allen laments the status of the music biopic and thinks Joann Sfar's film does the music legend, if not the facts, justice. Join Branchage for a celebration of Serge tonight at the Curzon Cinema(details below)

Björk And More Involved In Planned Parenthood Project

A 7" charity series aims to raise money for the women's healthcare organisation

I Can’t Make Music for Other People: Seefeel Interviewed

Our man in San Francisco Ned Raggett has a chat with Mark Clifford, the founding force behind cult post rock electronic group Seefeel on the verge of their newest release, Everything Squared. Portraits by Jonathan Wood

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Come Down With Me

Creating A Songwriter: The 13 Albums That Made Thundercat

The virtuoso bassist takes Rob Hakimian through his musical life story with a baker's dozen that traces his trajectory from kid messing with his parents' records to the in-demand player that he is today. Photographs by The1Point8.

Radio-Activity II: Today, Bowie & Evan Davis’ Pierced Nipples

In the second of her Radio-Activity radio review columns, Jude Rogers asks why the otherwise excellent Today programme can't get music right, and praises programmes on The Zombies, bogs and Delia Derbyshire.

New Project To Air From Shed In Highlands

Resonance104.4fm to broadcast Remote Performances series, featuring commissions The Band Of Holy Joy, Tam Dean Burn and more, from Ben Nevis treehouse