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David Sitek: Has The Producer’s Profligacy Outstripped His Talent?

Let's be honest, Dear Science wasn't all it was cracked up to be. But, asks Al Denney, is the reason because David Sitek isn't the producer that he's cracked up to be?

Krautrock Legend Offers Thumbs Up To Engineers

Michael Rother approves of London gloom rockers

Mind & Body: An Interview With Le1f

With his new mixtape Tree House about to be released, Laura Snoad catches up with the New York rapper/producer to discuss this year's excellent Fly Zone, his love of grime and dreaming about Pokemon

Mean Girls, Shrews & Sluts: The Women Pop Culture Wants You To Hate

What does it mean to like an unlikeable character? In her debut book, author Anna Bogutskaya addresses the glorious complexity of womanhood as reflected on the big screen

Haunting The Palace: ATP’s I’ll Be Your Mirror Slayer Day Reviewed

Noel Gardner, Amanda Barrokh and Toby Cook were on hand to witness one of ATP's finest days recently at Alexandra Palace...

Acid Shampoo & Flower Punk: The Hypnotic Eye Interviewed

Despite having not yet released their debut album, London five-piece The Hypnotic Eye are cutting a swathe through the capital with bullets of psychedelic garage rock. Julian Marszalek met the band to find out about the origins of their name and why they're already recording their second album

Listen: Walls Remix Wilco’s ‘Poor Places’

Our oceangaze favourite Walls cosmically vapourise a track from _Yankee Hotel Foxtrot_

20 Years On: Eric B And Rakim’s Don’t Sweat The Technique Revisited

Eric B & Rakim's farewell album from 1992 now stands to be considered as their best, argues Angus Batey

LICE

It All Worked Out Great (Vol. 1 +2)

Rabid Bristolian art-punk that's sometimes ludicrous, sometimes deranged, and sometimes laugh out loud funny

One Take: August In Grime Reviewed By Tomas Fraser

Tomas Fraser is back with reviews of nights by Plastician ft. Jammz, Logos & Mumdance's Sunday session and internet radio courtesy of Balamii

Ed Harcourt Remembers Mark Linkous Of Sparklehorse

Singer/songwriter Ed Harcourt pays tribute to the late Mark Linkous, while Quietus man Adam Anonymous spends the day listening to his Sparklehorse albums...

The Jesus And Mary Chain

Upside Down

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Dutch underground stalwarts Liú Mottes and Jochem van Tol come up with one of the finer records out of the Netherlands so far this year, finds Richard Foster

Gareth Williams & Mary Currie

Flaming Tunes

LIVE REPORT: Ballet At Berghain

Masse Attack: When dance cultures collide. Wyndham Wallace puts on his dancing shoes to report on an unlikely collaboration at Berlin's Berghain

Legendary Berlin Clubs Face Closure

Some of Berlin’s most revered clubs could face closure due to new copyright fees. Sign the petition to stop it here