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Mogwai Share Remix For Fellow Scots The Ninth Wave

It's the first in a series of remixes of tracks from The Ninth Wave's recent 'Happy Days!' EP

Being Celestial: Blown Out Interviewed

The power trio with a particularly fine pedigree are about to take their saturating sonics to Europe. Their guitarist Mike Vest tells Matt Ridout about vintage Japanese noise influences and the benefits of a short attention span

Things Learned At: Donaufestival 2017

At this year's Donaufestival in Austria, Tristan Bath puts together a list of salient points – courtesy of performances from Klara Lewis, Gnod, Emptyset, Ben Frost, and a host of others – on topics from set times to politics and its absence. (Photographs by David Visnjic)

INTERVIEW: Wayne Hussey

Wayne Hussey – singer and guitarist in The Mission - talks to Mark Andrews about the band's tumultuous personal relationships as well as the differences between 2017 touring life, the band's early days and working with Billy Corgan

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A Flame My Love, A Frequency

Cécile Schott takes her delicate lo-fi soundscapes into new territory.

React In Kind Or Get The F**k Out: Queer’d Science Interviewed

Manchester's Queer'd Science are fast establishing themselves as one of the UK's most thrilling and visceral bands, a whiplash whirl of barked vocals, alien-chirp guitars and strobing rhythms. The trio meet Simon Jay Catling to discuss how beneath their harsh exterior lies a message of inclusivity

Straight From The Subconscious: Melt Yourself Down Interviewed

With new project Melt Yourself Down, Pete Wareham of Acoustic Ladyland and his crew of merry travellers whip up a storm of frenzied rhythms and vibrant splashes of colour, inspired by the music of North Africa. Simon Jay Catling enters the hothouse

Things Learned At Donaufestival

At this year's Donaufestival in Austria, Tristan Bath learns that curation is key and there's more to holograms than smoke and mirrors. All photographs © David Visnjic

Young: Dumb & Full Of Cum – How Toby Shot His Wad, And Liberalism Won

Toby Young's enemies are tribally driven combatants in a ferocious culture war. They are also absolutely right about Toby Young.

The Last Hurrah Or The New Normal? Radiohead Live

Joe Banks went to see Radiohead live on Thursday night and witnessed a band who were fitter, happier and altogether more relaxed than they have been for years. Gallery of live pictures courtesy of Valerio Berdini

Tilburg’s Draaimolen Festival Reveals 2023 Lineup

The event will host back-to-back sets between Blawan and Skrillex; Eris Drew and Helena Hauff; and more

Kate Bush To Play Live

Singer returns to live performance for first time since 1979

A Collision Course: Sprain Interviewed

Los Angeles’ Sprain are clearly one of the most exciting bands around says Rob Hakimian. They reveal how trust, fear, and early encouragement from Unwound’s Vern Rumsey pushed them to where they are

A Taste Of Divine: Remembering The Legendary Glasgow Club

David Peschek remembers recently-deceased Glasgow club Divine as he speaks to the likes of founder Andrew Divine, JD Twitch from Optimo, Stephen Pastel and Stuart Murdoch of Belle & Sebastian, who recalls the time he wore a dress... Oh, and there's a mix too.

Unlearning The Rules Of Western Theory: Sarah Davachi Interviewed

Ahead of her upcoming appearance at Semibreve with Laetitia Morais, Sarah Davachi speaks to Mollie Zhang about the pitfalls of A/V, the rewards of creative collaboration and the importance of patience

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