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Stroboscopic Artefacts Marks 10 Years With Compilation

Rrose, Alessandro Adriani and Luke Slater's L.B. Dub Corp alias have contributed to the 13-track release

Nick Cave And Warren Ellis Reveal New Documentary

'This Much I Know To Be True', which will get a global cinema release, follows the pair as they bring songs from their last two albums together to life

Germane Ideas: The Pre New interviewed

Julian Marszalek sits down with true head Jim Fry to talk pop music, pop art and pop culture

Mercurial Rev: Richard Coles’ Favourite Music

Vicar, musician, broadcaster and ex-Communard, The Reverend Richard Coles tells Alex Burrows how music is still important to belief and why parish choirs are the new punk. Portrait by Tim Anderson.

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

Sailing The Seas Of Cheese Revisited: Les Claypool Of Primus Interviewed

Craig Terlino speaks with Les Claypool to discuss what to expect from this new deluxe edition, how the album has held up since its release, and to see whether it's still impossible to put your finger on their sound after all these years. Photos by Valerio Berdini

Love In The Age Of Corona: Digital Intimacy At London Short Film Festival

This year's London Short Film Festival reckoned with our housebound circumstances to explore ideas of digital intimacy using found footage, finds Mary Beth McAndrews

WATCH: New Black Hearted Brother

First spin of the video for This Is How It Feels from forthcoming debut LP; band member Neil Halstead set for solo shows in London later this month

Arooj Aftab

Night Reign

Grammy-winning New Yorker settles into her first major label album with a record no less striking or adventurous than its predecessors, finds Jeremy Allen

Max Stadtfeld

Fancy Future

Wayward rhythms deftly intersect with languid major seventh chords on an album of electronically enhanced jazz from Leipzig

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Hinterland

The Homesick

The Big Exercise

The first album on Subpop from Dutch underground pop group The Homesick is a rare joy, finds Richard Foster

David Bowie’s Final Project to be Displayed in London Exhibition

The notes for The Spectator, an "18th century musical", will go on show at the V&A East Storehouse

Kate Bush Shares Statement About Renewed Success Of ‘Running Up That Hill’

Her classic 1985 single has climbed into the Top 10 of the UK charts due to its recent use in the series 'Stranger Things'

They Never Stood A Chance: The Go-Betweens Spring Hill Fair 30 Yrs On

The Go-Betweens were destined to never become stars, but Alfred Soto finds much to praise as he revisits their 1984 LP Spring Hill Fair, a "dense, terse minor masterpiece of literate quasi-pop"

Powell: New EP Details

A new three tracker from one of London's most distinctive new musical voices set for release through Liberation Technologies - plus Diagonal label night this Friday