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NTS Enlists My Bloody Valentine, Arca And More As Guest Curators

A week-long series of broadcasts later this month will form part of the online radio station's 10th anniversary celebrations

Paul Weller

A Kind Revolution

Moviedrone: New Soundtrack Releases – Revenge, Tully, Tenebrae, And More

In the second instalment of his new regular soundtrack reviews column, Charlie Brigden looks at new release from Trunk Records and Death Waltz, including Tenebrae, Tully, Revenge, and Cobra Kai

You Can’t Buy No Respect: Remembering Daniel Johnston

Daniel Johnston's passing at age 58 was neither romantic nor the stuff myths are built from, but for Dustin Krcatovich and many others, this will make it no less deeply felt

CTM Announce Third Wave Of Acts

Colleen, James Ferraro and Jlin are amongst the latest acts confirmed for next month's CTM Festival in Berlin

Calm Amidst The Storm: Low’s Debut 25 Years On

From ignorant farmers to making one of 2018’s most revered records, Low and producer Kramer talk to Daniel Dylan Wray about the making of I Could Live In Hope, the album that started it all off, ahead of their appearance at this year's Rewire festival in The Hague

Brick Out House: Carl Andre At The Musee D’Art Moderne

At Paris's Musée d'Art Moderne, Will Jennings sees beyond Carl Andre's infamous piles of bricks to find humour and subtlety in the sculptor’s lesser known works

Folklore Tapes: A Rum Music Special By Joseph Burnett

In this sepcial edition of our column charting music's most outlying regions, Joseph Burnett explores the ethos and aesthetic of Folklore Tapes

Papa M

Highway Songs

Werner’s Originals: Herr Herzog Discusses His Cave Of Dreams

Simon Jablonski sits down with Werner Herzog to talk about new film Cave of Forgotten Dreams, his work, and divining the character of the outsider

Tape Adapter: October’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed By Gary Suarez

The United States of trap is in disarray, as Young Thug cosigns falter while one of Chicago’s brightest ascends. Your intrepid mixtape critic Gary Suarez investigates

Visible Fictions: Crossing Boundaries From Tania Bruguera To Olympicopolis

A talk between Tania Bruguera and Saskia Sassen sets Will Jennings thinking about truth and fiction in the discourses around immigration, the Olympic park, and the Garden Bridge

Where I’m Coming From: Visionist’s 13 Favourite Albums

From a love for choral music inspired by his grandmother, to discovering Steve Reich at school, setting up a label just to release SD Laika and seeing Cocteau Twins on Top Of The Pops 2, Visionist picks the thirteen albums that made him the artist he is today

Wormfood Announce 10th Birthday Gig And Wormex Conference

Wormfood celebrate a decade with a stonking late-night party with The Comet Is Coming and more, plus a conference at Arts Council HQ