Tom Killingbeck

Suzanne Ciani, Objekt & More Contribute To KORG Cookbook

Objekt shares tips on soda bread, while Suzanne Ciani shares her pasta alla Genovese recipe

A Spiral Dance: Noura Mint Seymali Interviewed

Richie Troughton speaks to Mauritanian artist Noura Mint Seymali, the creator of one of the Quietus' favourite records of 2014, about new album Tzenni, navigating life in a globalised world and drawing traditional music into a modern context

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Pitchfork To Present Inaugural London Edition Of Festival

The multi-venue event will take place across five days

The Damned

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As Simple As Fun: Beth Ditto’s Baker’s Dozen

As she releases new solo album Fake Sugar, Beth Ditto swears & enthuses about 13 favourite records to Louise Brown, taking in the filth of Lil' Kim to David Bowie and the queer punk of Buzzcocks via Missy Elliott and Lauryn Hill

Mitchellin Man: Destroyer’s Favourite Albums

Before he releases his new album Poison Season later this month, Destroyer's Dan Bejar places a call to Merek Cooper to talk to him about saxophones, heroin and going through a seven-year Joni Mitchell phase

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Nick Cave And Warren Ellis Surprise Release New Album, ‘Carnage’

The album, which Cave passingly teased last month, was recorded by the pair over a period of weeks in lockdown

Let It Happen: Paddy Shine’s Baker’s Dozen

Paddy Shine is one of the most relentless instigators in the underground, both as part of Gnod and in myriad other projects. Ahead of the release of the debut album by his weird folk group Moundabout alongside Phil Masterson on Rocket this summer, he guides Harry Sword through 13 vital slabs

Mani Apologises To Peter Hook

Mancunian bassist apologises to, er, other Mancunian bassist

Umberto, Wrong Signals & More In Brighton

The Outer Church hosts another night of dark electronics in Brighton

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All Hits: Memories

Solo debut from Dirty Three co-founder hits different, finds Jeremy Allen

Lifting A Veil: Kurt Wagner Of Lambchop’s Favourite British LPs

Reflecting at length upon his intimate relationship with British music from his office in Nashville, Tennessee, the alt-country veteran at the heart of Lambchop discusses freedom, interpretation and the lasting effect on him of 1970s Sheffield with Luke Cartledge

Songs Of Life: Leftfield’s Favourite Albums

As he continues his UK dates in support of this year's Alternative Light Source, Leftfield's Neil Barnes takes us on a tour of some seminal albums that shaped his music, alongside a few current favourites

Mogwai New Album Details!

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