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Reveal Yourself: An Interview with Martha Skye Murphy

Patrick Clarke tracks down Martha Skye Murphy to discuss temporal distortion, vulnerability, Cold War aesthetics, and the struggle between revelation and secrecy that defines her debut album UM

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After The Town Was Swept Away

Brooklyn-based ambient music composer stringing degraded tape loops into sinister new shapes

From Raw To Clean: Helena Hauff’s Favourite Records

Ahead of her appearance at this month's Berlin Atonal festival, Helena Hauff guides Kate Hutchinson through 13 favourite records, from Iggy to Serge and Loop to a host of true bangerz

Patrick Wolf Unveils New Album

Folklore-inspired seventh LP due this spring

ZULI Details New Album, ‘Lambda’

The 13-track record features collaborations with Coby Sey, Abdullah Miniawy and MICHAELBRAILEY

Poems In People: An Interview With Richard Hawley

With his first three solo albums due for reissue, Richard Hawley talks them over with Julian Marszalek in an in-depth interview taking in pop music, his hometown of Sheffield and why mortality's never far from his mind

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Bitterviper

Richly marbled drones, time-stretched post-rock, cello harmonics and ghostly synth on the debut collaborative album from David Grubbs, Sarah Hennies, Nikos Veliotis and Taku Unami

LISTEN: M.I.A. – Bring The Noize

First tase of long-awaited fourth album

The Drums

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Thicker Than Water: Richard Dawson’s Favourite Films

As he prepares to tour new album End Of The Middle, Richard Dawson selects 13 films that share the record's themes of domesticity, home, and family units

LIVE REPORT: Novas Frequencias

Following a week of strange and striking performances at South America’s main exploratory music festival, Tara Joshi picks ten of the best acts. All photos courtesy of Francisco Costa / I Hate Flash

Gnarled Insides With Beautiful Flowers: An Interview With Sarahsson

Combining classical music, metal, and hand-built instrumentation, Sarahsson’s wildly inventive debut album The Horgenaith explores femininity, bodily transformation and nature via Cronenbergian horror. An exciting new force in Bristol’s thriving avant-garde, the composer speaks with Alastair Shuttleworth in her first ever interview