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Inner Ear: Hungarian Music For September Reviewed By Jakub Knera

In his latest report on the contemporary music scenes of Eastern and Central Europe, Jakub Knera compiles his highlights from Hungary, and talks with artists about the scene, the meaning of ‘underground’, and how they operate under the country’s political situation

“You’re All Right, Doll”: When Jake Shears Met Jayne County

In an exclusive extract from his new memoir, Boys Keep Swinging, Scissor Sisters' Jake Shears recalls gogo dancing through the early days of New York's electroclash scene and meeting Jayne County

Two Poems By: Sophie Collins

This week's new writing once again takes the shape of poetry and comes to us from Sophie Collins - poet, co-founder and co-editor of tender

Things Learned At: Green Man

Beauty, mystery, weeping, dancing, and shitting on croissants in lush South Wales with Cate Le Bon, Horsey, King Gizzard and friends

Arabrot Confirm Two UK Shows – PLUS Hear New Tracks

Hear new material from _Revenge_ LP

Underground Persistence: A Guide To Polish DIY Labels

Continuing our exploration of the Polish DIY underground, Lucia Udvardyova takes a look at some of the key labels and current releases

Full Clip: August’s Hip Hop Albums Reviewed By Gary Suarez

Album Of The Week: Rack by The Jesus Lizard

If you're going to come back, then come back at full strength, says Jon Buckland on listening to the band's vigorous and brilliant seventh album Rack

Heading To The West Coast: Susanne Sundfør’s 13 Favourite LPs

The Norwegian pop star made one of 2015's best albums in Ten Love Songs, but her Baker's Dozen reflects that synthpop was never where her heart lay