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Things I Hold Dear: Nadine Shah’s Favourite Albums

In this week's Baker's Dozen, Nadine Shah guides Jeremy Allen through favourite albums from Mariah Carey to Fat White Family, along the way discussing her friendship with Amy Winehouse and why Richard Dawson is the only man who should be allowed acoustic guitars at parties

Serge Gainsbourg: Beyond The Hit

On the late, great Serge Gainsbourg’s 90th birthday, Jeremy Allen trawls through the French chanteur’s back catalogue, picking out 20 of his greatest videos, none of which are ‘Je t’aime… moi non plus’

Goldie To Release New Album: LISTEN To Single Here

After nearly two decades since his last album as Goldie, the drum and bass boss is back

The Apartment: An Extract From Paradise Rot By Jenny Hval

An exclusive extract from the new book by Jenny Hval, Paradise Rot

Calling Occupant Of Interplanetary Craft: Matias Aguayo Interviewed

Chilean producer and DJ Aguayo has always danced to a different beat but with his fifth album he’s inventing extraterrestrial rhythms for another planet. Kate Hutchinson catches up with the dance music outsider in Colombia to talk about his post-colonial vision for electronic music

Jackie Lynn

Jacqueline

Circuit Des Yeux’s Haley Fohr pulls out all the bops on new album Jacqueline, finds Patrick Clarke

Dekmantel Unveils Lineup For 10th Anniversary Edition

The Amsterdam event will take place across 10 days in 2024 to mark the occasion

Tracks Of Our Tears: 50 Songs That Make Quietus Writers & Artists Cry

Following this week's Quietus Essay exploring why music makes people cry, the Quietus writers and several artists select and discuss the songs that make them well up

Laurie Anderson Pays Tribute To Lou Reed

"How strange, exciting and miraculous that we can change each other so much, love each other so much through our words and music and our real lives"

LISTEN: New Guided By Voices

'She Lives In An Airport', taken from GBV's third album of the year

Carlton Melton

Mind Minerals

Magnificent monotony and unearthly clamour: NorCal psych-rockers boil it down and dense it up.

Inside Zohra, Afghanistan’s First All-Female Orchestra

Musician turned filmmaker Dan Blackwell shines a light on Zohra, Afghanistan's first female-led orchestra, in new film Sisters. Nilgin Yusuf meets the director

Last House On The Left: Following Jeremy Corbyn’s Campaign Trail

Taylor Parkes visits Chelmsford - Thatcher's Agincourt - to study Corbyn mania, ahead of Thursday's Labour leadership poll deadline. All photographs by Samantha Hayley

Glass Animals

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The Lead Review: Josh Gray On Roots Manuva’s Bleeds

With the release of Roots Manuva's sixth full length, Josh Gray examines the lure of its musical messianism, and the role anti-authoritarian faith can play in the modern world

And So I Watch You From Afar

And So I Watch You From Afar