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Jah Wobble: In Conversation On Get Carter At 50

As Get Carter turns 50, Jah Wobble reflects on Ray Budd's minimalist jazz score in conversation with Fergal Kinney

Kaufman-nequin: Anomalisa Reviewed

Patrick Gamble reviews writer and director Charlie Kaufman's latest film, his first attempt at animation

(13 On The) Wheels Of Steel: Biff Byford Of Saxon’s Favourite LPs

Biff Byford guides Michael Hann through the 13 records of riff-heavy magic that shaped Saxon

Two Poems By: Roddy Lumsden

This week's new writing, once again in the form of two top drawer poems, comes from London-based Roddy Lumsden

Thirty Years On: Depeche Mode’s Some Great Reward Revisited

Our man in Orange County, Ca, Ned Raggett gives us his Stateside view of another classic UK album… this time, Depeche Mode's fourth LP

WATCH: New Dirty Projectors EP

New video for forthcoming EP

Faust

Fresh Air

WATCH: Darren Hayman Lido Video

"Essays on memory and lost, bold, civic dreams" explored on new LP

British Murder Boys Announce London Show

Regis and Surgeon will reconvene for their first set in the city in six years

Something Got Him Started: Mick Hucknall’s Favourite Albums

As Simply Red release a new album, Mick Hucknall talks about what he considers the “perfect and complete” albums that inspired him, defined his approach to making music, and taught him how to be in a band. Also, about how he thrilled he was to be cock-blocked by Miles Davis. Photo by Dean Chalkley

Decius Detail Debut Album, ‘Decius Vol. 1’

They'll release their first album in November via The Leaf Label

LISTEN: Stranger By Starlight LP

Listen to the first album to come out of Eugene S. Robinson and Anthony Saggers' collaboration in full

Andy Stott And More For tQ Oval Space Show

We of tQ are teaming up with Oval Space this June for a show featuring Andy Stott, Lee Gamble and Demdike Stare, plus some very special guests

Somnambulant State: An Interview With Pharmakon

Ahead of the release of her third album under the Pharmakon moniker (and appearance at the Rewire Festival), and a decade since she first began the project, Karl Smith speaks to Margaret Chardiet about the unique power of noise, the peculiar vulgarity of human existence and the meaning of contact

Reel To Reel Cacophony: Jim Kerr Of Simple Minds’ Favourite Albums

With their sixteenth LP Big Music just out, the Glaswegian new wave veterans' frontman gives Mark Eglinton a Baker's Dozen of his top 13 formative influences

Call The Police! – Terry Bickers’ Favourite Albums

One of 80s indie's defining guitarists talks us through his 13 albums – and risks the ire of purists everywhere by insisting that sometimes compilations are best