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TUSK Reveals 2020 Film Programme For Virtual Festival

Archive footage from the 2012 and 2013 editions of the festival has been newly recovered featuring sets by Oren Ambarchi, Hieroglyphic Being and more

Purple Rain Reissue Details Announced

Warner Bros. and NPG Records confirm full details of the reissue

Aphex Twin Details New EP, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / In A Room7 F760’

It marks Richard D. James' first full release since 2018's 'Collapse' EP

Deep Cuts: Viral Wreckage By Aunty Rayzor

The Nigerian rap artist shines over transcontinental club sounds on her wild and expressive debut for Hakuna Kulala, finds Skye Butchard

The Ex Marks The Spot: Netherlands Legends Live In Manchester

30 years since they first formed, John Robb is thrilled to see The Ex keeping the visionary spirit alive

Bruce Springsteen: The Best Of The Boss For One Side Of A C90

Everyone loves Bruce Springsteen. It's just not that everyone realises that they love Bruce Springsteen yet. Let David McNamee don his blue collar and explain his choices and choose the most interesting Boss covers.

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Richard Dawson Shares New Track

He's also announced a one-off event at the Barbican

Pixies Added To Isle Of Wight Bill

Band joins Neil Young and The Prodigy for island bash

50 Years On: The Trial Revisited

Orson Welles' striking 1962 adaptation of the Franz Kafka novel has been newly issued on Blu-ray. Stevie Chick takes the witness stand

A F**king Joy: Aidan Moffat’s Favourite Albums

With Aidan Moffat's excellent new record with Bill Wells just out, we sent Daniel Dylan Wray up to Glasgow to meet the former Arab Strap man/Quietus sex columnist to discuss his top formative albums. And, with the help of beers, a record player and one powerful deployment of the phrase "get to utter fuck", here's what he picked

Get Off Your Ass And Jam: Desmadrados Soldados De Ventura Interviewed

Purveyors of explosive live shows and chaotic jams, the Manchester guitar Arkestra talk to Danny Riley about being the new standard bearers for DIY transcendentalism in the UK and finding artistry in the undignified

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Unreleased Prince Material Now Subject Of Lawsuit

Lawsuit claims former studio engineer for Prince is trying to exploit his music for personal gain

Still The Enemy Within: How Film & TV Dealt With The Miners’ Strike

Kevin Mccaighy looks back at film and television responses to the events of 30 years ago and interviews producer Mark Lacey and director Owen Gower who made Still The Enemy Within

The Pioneers Of Post-Truth: Rashomon, 70 Years On

Akira Kurosawa's philosophical samurai film reshaped the cinematic landscape for countless reasons in 1950 – but its political potency remains particularly urgent today, Blaise Radley finds