Artists discuss the 13 records that shaped their lives
There was a time in the late 90s when the general state of rock music had plummeted to such a catastrophic low there was no other way but to look elsewhere. I picked up Johnny Cash and Dylan and Flying Burrito Brothers. The cowboys prevailed and nobody was a better cowboy than Lee Hazelwood.
Leading light of the Berlin underground Gudrun Gut guides Jeremy Allen through 13 favourite records - she wanted them all to be Neu! but as there weren't enough, there's the Bad Seeds, Throbbing Gristle, Lana Del Rey and much more. Gudrun Gut portrait by Mv Kummer
Fresh from releasing one of the albums of the year, Dan Jones of UKAEA and a number of his collaborators speak to Patrick Clarke about how the project's post-apocalyptic aesthetics are a warning rather than a manual, the line between appropriation and influence, why their extraordinary holistic live performances are more rave than ritual, and more
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