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Le Guess Who? Announces Curated Bills

Bills curated by Savages, Wilco, Julia Holter and Suuns announced

EPMD’s Business Never Personal Revisited 20 Years On

Angus Batey speaks to Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith about EPMD's underrated fourth album

WATCH: tQ’s J-Do Talks To Noel Gallagher

In the first of a new British Masters series on Noisey, John Doran speaks to the guitarist about all sorts

Irrepressible Discoveries: James Lavelle Of UNKLE’s 13 Favourite Albums

With a new album on the way and a much-anticipated set at Brighton's Attenborough Centre at the ready, James Lavelle, the man behind UNKLE and Mo' Wax, takes Elizabeth Aubrey through the 13 records that shaped him

Just Some Modern Rock Songs: Stuart Murdoch’s Favourite Albums

The Glaswegian indie pop pioneers' frontman picks out his top 13 records

Baker’s Dozen: UNKLE’S James Lavelle On His 13 Favourite Records

UNKLE’s James Lavelle steps up to the Baker’s Dozen plate to illuminate us on the records that have shaped him and his band’s sound.

30 Years On: Remembering Public Enemy’s Fear Of A Black Planet

David Stubbs takes a look at Public Enemy's classic LP _Fear Of A Black Planet_, which was released 30 years ago

FWD>>, Backward, Outward: Dubstep Night’s 10th Birthday

Angus Finlayson takes London dubstep/grime institution's 10th birthday party as an opportunity to think about the pasts and potential futures of UK bass music. Photo by Will Bankhead

Alchemy Of A Second Golden Age: Iron Maiden’s Senjutsu Reviewed

Jeremy Allen gets to grips with Iron Maiden's epic but not sprawling seventeenth album

The Foghorn’s Lament: Extended Play

To mark the paperback edition of her book, Jennifer Lucy Allan compiles the sounds and stories that have emerged since publication of The Foghorn's Lament

You Puppies! Lord Humungus (Parts And Labor) Interviewed

John Doran sits down with the Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla & former leader of The Australian Free Territories, Lord Humungus, to talk about his lengthy career in making synth pop and industrial dance

Sound And Fury: The Trouble With The Man Booker Prize

Joe Kennedy is suspicious about the literary prize's recent embrace of left field and independent fiction

Oneida And Teeth Of The Sea: Psych In The Head

John Doran and Luke Turner are feeling very psych and ill today as they experience the celestial headfuck of TOTS and Oneida live. Pictures: Maria Jefferis _www.shot2bits.net_

TONIGHT: Julia Holter & More At St John

Latest edition of the Hackney church sessions features Holter, Karen Gwyer and Ocitprop

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Nightclubbing (Reissue)

Ancient Rhythms, Global Rhythms: Pete Wareham’s Favourite Records

Via his ensemble Melt Yourself Down, saxophonist Pete Wareham reimagines the rhythms and melodies of Nubia. Adam Quarshie caught up with him to discuss some of his influences, from the music of Egypt and Sudan to the music of East London.