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A Thousand Words: Artists, Critics, & Curators Choose Books On Art

Artists, critics and curators talk about the art books that sustain and inspire them

The Whiteness Of Indie Rock: An Extract From Why Solange Matters

In an exclusive extract from her new book *Why Solange Matters*, Stephanie Phillips explores the significance of appropriation in indie music

Where Consciousness Ends: How Can Art Coexist With Nature?

How can art provide an illuminating window on human society's changing relationships with nature? The gradual reclaiming of the sculptures at Ireland's Lough Boora by their surroundings and the work of musician Richard Skelton offer powerful examples, writes Ian Maleney

WATCH: The Knife Mini Doc

Madcap Swedish duo talk about the making of Shaking The Habitual

Kim Gordon Reveals First Solo LP, ‘No Home Record’

Matador will release the former Sonic Youth member's first solo full-length

Thou

Umbilical 

Raw sludge from Baton Rouge condensed into toxic nuggets of nobbly riffs and deliciously tricksy drum patterns

Running Out Of Steam: Andy Mackay Of Roxy Music On Siren

David Chiu talks to the Roxy horn player and looks back at the legendary group’s highly ­regarded fifth record as it turns 45

Oneohtrix Point Never Shares Collaboration With Rosalía

The pair first shared photos showing them together in the studio in late 2018

Goldsmith, Place & What Gringpo Means For Your Reading

Tim MacGabhann, Mariana Rodríguez and John Z. Komurki — Editors of Mexico City Lit — consider racial and gender exclusivity, cultural appropriation and erasure in the light of Kenneth Goldsmith's 'Body of Michael Brown', Vanessa Place's Mammy-toting twitter feed and the Mongrel Coalition Against Gringpo

LISTEN: Debut USA/MEXICO Record

Members of Shit & Shine, Butthole Surfers and Marriage come together for one of the noisiest records you'll hear this year

Field Day 2014: The Quietus Review, Saturday

Luke Turner, Adam Bychawski, Karl Smith, Phil Hebblethwaite, Amy Pettifer and Laurie Tuffrey report back from the festival's sun-baked first day. Photographs courtesy of Valerio Berdini

By The Numbers: Loraine James’ Favourite Music

Loraine James tells Jennifer Lucy Allan about her favourite albums, digging into math rock and Mid west emo, as well as slept-on electronica

The Comet Is Coming Detail New LP, ‘Hyper-Dimensional Extension Beam’

The album was created over the course of a four-day session at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios

Acid Communism, British Style: Carl Neville’s Eminent Domain Reviewed

Sound art, free beer and acid communism meet in Carl Neville's brillianty imagined political thriller, finds Paul Raven

Black Dice Set For Corsica Studios Date

NY trio get support from Dominic Butler and Die Munch Machine

British Sea Power

Machineries Of Joy