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The Big Time: Simon Gilbert On Suede’s Rise To Fame Photobook

Suede's Simon Gilbert talks to Luke Turner about the band's new photobook documenting the madness of their early years, from ripped and stinking 70s shirt to tripping on acid while sat next to Dot Cotton in the BBC canteen. Exclusive photo extracts thanks to Suede.

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Systems Align: Joy Orbison & Ben Vince Interviewed

Following the release of their first collaborative record on Hessle Audio earlier this month, Joy Orbison and Ben Vince discuss the process behind pairing live saxophone and club music and the changing dynamics of London's clubs

Gang Gang Dance Talk Neo Primitivism, Grime and Brian Eno

RIP Florian Schneider: A Kraftwerk Baker’s Dozen Special

Following sad news that Kraftwerk co-founder Florian Schneider has died, we present a specially compiled Baker's Dozen of artists including Michael Rother, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Marie Davidson and Mark Lanegan on their favourite music by the _kosmische musik_ masters

An Age Of Promise: The Strange World Of… The Kronos Quartet

Leo Chadburn talks to the quartet's founder member, violinist David Harrington, about ten key projects which have shaped their unique career

Unsettling Horizon Lines: An Interview With Drew Daniel Of The Soft Pink Truth

Ahead of the release of his new record as The Soft Pink Truth, Drew Daniel talks to Kristen Gallerneaux about the influences behind Shall We Go On Sinning So That Grace May Increase? and rethinking ambient music

Aorta To The Blade Of The Day: Doseone On Alan Moore & More

Kiran Acharya talks to Anticon's leftfield lyrical laureate about Alan Moore's _Unearthing_, Jack Kerouac, and battle-rapping in your underpants

Perfume Genius Discusses New LP

The Return of the Professional Moper: Mike Hadreas of Perfume Genius discusses the making of his new album Put Your Back N 2 It.

Counterflows Reveals Music Programme For 2023 Event

The Glasgow festival will host Judith Hamman, DJ Travella and more this April

A World Unto Itself: An Interview With Dirty Projectors

Dirty Projectors' sixth album, Swing Lo Magellan, marks a shift from the meticulous structures of their previous albums towards a more direct and heartfelt approach to songwriting. Chad Parkhill discussed this transition with lead Projector David Longstreth

Singing About Love: Hailu Mergia Interviewed

Ahead of a European tour and a much anticipated set at Field Day, Ethiopian jazz musician and part-time cab driver Hailu Mergia, talks to Claire Sawers about his new album Lala Belu

Compilation of the Week: The Sheer Action Of Fini Tribe – 1982-1987

Joe Muggs celebrates the maverick magpie magic of Fini Tribe in the 1980s; a band who occasionally augured the future in the chaos of their practice

Virtual Wilderness: An Interview With Olga Bell

On Olga Bell's new album Krai, the Brooklyn-based composer and singer explores the imagined hinterlands of her home country of Russia. She speaks with Ed Power about childhood memories, working with Dirty Projectors and why the album is a work of sonic fiction

Sonar Festival 2014: A Quietus Preview

Preparing to spend a few days amidst baking heat and baked Europeans, the Quietus staff run through a selection of anticipated highlights from next week's Sonar Festival in Barcelona, from turbo-charged grime and kuduro to blazing techno and industrial pop

Your Attention Please… Greg Dulli Of The Afghan Whigs Interviewed

Greg Dulli is coming out swinging... fighting for his rep as always. Simon Price takes notes