Stuart Evers

Zones Of Sacrifice: Drifting Through London With Laura Oldfield Ford

With her latest exhibition Alpha/Isis/Eden open at the nearby Showroom, artist Laura Oldfield Ford takes Craft/Work for a dérive through the environs of Lisson Grove

Earl Brutus To Reissue Albums

Alternative favourites' two albums set for the reissue treatment

Thirty Pounds Of Bone

The Taxidermist

Youthful Discovery: Objekt’s Favourite Albums

Following the launch of his Kapsela label and the recent release of a new two-track EP, the Berlin-based DJ and producer talks singing Tears For Fears at karaoke as a child and teenage discoveries of Autechre, Björk, At The Drive-In and much more

Half Japanese

Vol. 2 1987-1989: Music To Strip By/Charmed Life/The Band That Would Be King (Reissues)

Sweetest Perfection: Depeche Mode’s Violator 30 Years On

Three decades on from its release, Emily Bick remembers how as a teenager in Mall America, _Violator_ was a record that spoke of sex with style, and paved the way for _Twilight_

Saluting The Power Animal: Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club 20 Years On

Matt Packer breaks the first two rules to toast the impact and lasting legacy of an epochal tale of consumerism under siege, published two decades ago this week

Sound City Ipswich Confirms First Names For 2020

Warmduscher, Big Joanie, PREGOBLIN and more to play the new East Anglian festival

Trail Of Dead Set For UK Tour

Alt-rockers begin run of UK dates on Friday

Down The Rabbit Hole: Will Sergeant’s Favourite Albums

Echo & The Bunnymen’s Will Sergeant takes Richard Foster through thirteen favourite albums from The Residents to Love, recalls making records with his dad’s electric shaver and a stringless guitar, explains why it’s time to stop bashing prog rock, and much, much more

Delving Into Consciousness: Hamid Drake’s Favourite Music

Percussionist Hamid Drake guides Sean Kitching through 13 favourite albums of cosmic enlightenment courtesy of Alice and John Coltrane, Don Cherry, Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix and much more. Photo by Ludmilla Faccenda

Peter Perrett

How The West Was Won

Darkness And Relief: Sean Lennon’s 13 Favourite Albums

From Herbie Hancock's darkest depths to Brian Eno's anxiety-relieving light, Sean Lennon guides Patrick Clarke through thirteen records that changed his life

Iain Sinclair

Stone Tape Shuffle