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A Long Term Effect: Tim Pope On Four Decades Of Work With The Cure

Our man in San Francisco Ned Raggett chats with Pope about his forthcoming Cure concert film Anniversary as well as more unusual anecdotes about his many music videos for them than you can shake a stick at. Or is that a sock?

Steve Ignorant On Crass & The Angry Young Men Of 1950’s British Literature

In the first of two features on anarchist punks Crass, Alex Burrows talks to Steve Ignorant about how the 'Angry Young Men' of British literature influenced his philosophy and work. Next week: an interview with Crass's Penny Rimbaud

The Magickal Mysteriis Tour: Matt Pike Of High On Fire Interviewed

Toby Cook talks to one of the Quietus' favourite rock stars, Matt Pike, about the new High On Fire album and a new reissue of Sleep's mighty Dopesmoker

Radio-Activity III: Scott Walker’s Birthday On The Wireless

This week, Jude Rogers looks at some great shows around Scott Walker's birthday celebrations, and asks for your tips from the airwaves

LIVE REPORT: Michael Clark

Michael Clark Company – New Work 2012 reviewed at the Tramway, Glasgow

Through The Never: Lars Ulrich Interviewed

Lars Ulrich explains to a group of journalists, including our very own Tristan Bath, the thinking behind Metallica's new narrative based concert film Through The Never and drops a crazy hint about their new album...

LISTEN: New Blondie Single

Check out the lead single from a new album below

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Moderate Chaos: Jerskin Fendrix Interviewed

Jerskin's second album Once Upon a Time... In Shropshire is a novel album of country death songs, country life songs and country love songs. But why did it take so long and how does it fit in with his growing reputation as a composer for films? Words by Robert Davidson. All photography by Tim Gutt. CW: Contains mention of suicide

Melted & Reformed: Drew Daniel On A Quarter Century Of Matmos

With their new album Plastic Anniversary, the exploratory sonic duo marks 25 years of life and work via the use and abuse of petroleum products. Our man in San Francisco Ned Raggett called up Matmos member Drew Daniel to ask about it all

Choke and Cinema’s Most Adventurous Book Adaptations

_Fight Club_ author Chuck Palahniuk's work is notoriously difficult to translate into film. Dave Moats reviews the latest adaptation _Choke_ and collects the 10 most adventurous book to film adaptations.

Fever Ray Is Teasing Something

The Swedish artist has shared a brief teaser video for a new project via social media

Back To The Phuture Preview: Gary Numan Speaks!

The Nume talks John Foxx and how he tried to sign Depeche Mode

Kerridge Returns To Downwards

Producer's next album due early next year on Regis' label. Homepage photo by Camille Blake

Spiritual Modernism: Rafał Iwański Of HATI & X-Navi:Et Interviewed

The mesmerising music of Rafał Iwański, both in his long-running duo HATI and solo as X-Navi:Et, channels his fascination with percussive and ritual instruments and trance states. Ahead of his performance at Unsound New York as half of Kapital, he speaks to Rory Gibb about resonance, improvisation and the sounds of the cosmos