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WATCH: New Ian William Craig Video

Check out a new video from Ian William Craig, as well as a quick catch-up with him, below

Dark Matter: An Interview With Actress

With Darren Cunningham's bleak and bruised fourth Actress album Ghettoville just released, Rory Gibb meets him in South London to discuss the mercurial producer's career to date, and what new roles he might be playing in future

LISTEN: Lee Gamble Remixes Chevel

Various Artists

Shirley Inspired

Lap Me Up: The Surrealism Of Sexy Beast At 20

Jonathan Glazer made a hot, high-stakes Geezer film in Sexy Beast – but the film's legacy 20 years on is more interesting when considering its background in surrealism, finds Thomas H. Sheriff

AC/DC: Disco Punk Funk Glam Rock Brit Pop Superstars

AC/DC are often held up to be 100% rock & roll in it's purest form. This just isn't the case says Julian Marszalek after examining the evidence

WATCH: Perc Vs Dan Dethscalator

Take Your Body Off / Take yer head off m8

Low Culture Podcast: From Time Team To Colditz

On this month's Low Culture subscriber podcast, John Doran and Luke Turner discuss 1970s board game Escape From Colditz and Channel 4's archaeology programme, Time Team

Space Is The Place: An Interview With Yui Onodera

Yui Onodera’s music has the power to transform your listening space using insights the Tokyo-based composer gained from studying architectural design. With new pieces featured on the latest instalment in Kompakt’s Pop Ambient series, we discuss acoustics, ambient music and audio technology

Babylon Is Everywhere! The Strange World Of Amon Düül

Ahead of their London concert at Village Underground this week, David Stubbs profiles the weird and wonderfully cosmic world of German experimental group Amon Düül, from commune life to psychedelic sonic wanderings to Baader Meinhof myths

The Ancestor’s Tale: An Interview With Richard Dawson

According to the title of his 2005 debut album, Richard Dawson is a Sings Songs And Plays Guitar kind of guy. The truth, as you might imagine, is a damn sight more expansive. On the eve of a UK tour, he speaks to Scott McKeating about counterpoints and community

The Membranes Play Blackpool Tower

Performance set to be filmed for upcoming documentary

Yoshi Wada Has Died, Aged 77

The Japanese composer's death was announced by his son and sometime collaborator Tashi

Anois, Os Ard: March In Irish Underground Music

Eoin Murray catches up with Kilkenny’s Moot Tapes label, and spotlights psychedelic and experimental gems from across the island

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LIVE REPORT: Madame X – Madonna In London

Lucy O’Brien finds Madonna’s new show a lyrical exploration of love, exile and liberation, with just a smattering of greatest hits