Kate Hutchinson

Calling Occupant Of Interplanetary Craft: Matias Aguayo Interviewed

Chilean producer and DJ Aguayo has always danced to a different beat but with his fifth album he’s inventing extraterrestrial rhythms for another planet. Kate Hutchinson catches up with the dance music outsider in Colombia to talk about his post-colonial vision for electronic music

Baker's Dozen

From Raw To Clean: Helena Hauff’s Favourite Records

Ahead of her appearance at this month's Berlin Atonal festival, Helena Hauff guides Kate Hutchinson through 13 favourite records, from Iggy to Serge and Loop to a host of true bangerz

News

LIVE REPORT: Arcade Fire

Kate Hutchinson praises Arcade Fire for their mighty new grooves, and for offering the chance for London to dress like bellends. Photos by Valerio Berdini

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Low Culture Essay: Jennifer Lucy Allan On Inspector Morse’s Rave Episode

In this month's Low Culture essay, Jennifer Lucy Allan rewatches the infamous rave episode of 90s TV detective drama Inspector Morse, and discovers that while he might have preferred lunchtime ale to nocturnal pingers, the Oxford detective knew all about a comedown

Film

Girl Interrupted: Revisiting Jane Arden’s The Other Side Of The Underneath

Jane Arden's experimental work about schizophrenia was the only British feature directed by a woman in the 1970s, and remains furiously relevant in its depiction of mental illness, finds Andrew Key

Baker's Dozen

Drumroll Please: Jim White’s Baker’s Dozen

From hearing a drumroll so good he dropped out of university, to the links between Iggy Pop and Lana Del Rey, the much-lauded percussionist Jim White speaks to Julian Marszalek about the 13 albums he loves the most

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Home Of Metal Plans Series Of Exhibitions

A new series of exhibitions will celebrate the history of heavy metal this summer in Birmingham

Baker's Dozen

Echo’s Answers: Carla Dal Forno’s Bakers Dozen

Carla Dal Forno takes tQ through thirteen albums that have shaped her life and work, from the life-changing experience of discovering Broadcast to the constant inspiration of Una Baines

Books

Year Zero: Momus’s UnAmerica Reviewed

Maxi Kim considers the the social and philosophical commentary - via organised religion, Aristotle, the late Philip Seymour Hoffman and the work of Darren Aronofsky - as well as the possible prophetic and prescriptive qualities of writer and musician Momus' new novel

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Thom Yorke Responds To Israeli Gig Criticism

Radiohead frontman responds to criticism made by Ken Loach about the band's upcoming live show in the country

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Kate Hutchinson

Calling Occupant Of Interplanetary Craft: Matias Aguayo Interviewed

Calling Occupant Of Interplanetary Craft: Matias Aguayo Interviewed

From Raw To Clean: Helena Hauff’s Favourite Records