Al Cameron

The Musical Osteopath: An Interview With Woebot

In a wide-ranging chat, Daniel Baker talks to Matthew Ingram - aka Woebot - about his new album Chunks

PJ Harvey Announces New Album Track Listing

Songs for ‘A Woman A Man Walked By’ confirmed.

Embracing Change: An Interview With Mike Oldfield

Mike Oldfield tells Brad Sanders about Tubular Bells, the new re-issue of his Incantations LP and why his coffers are always swelled after Halloween re-runs of The Exorcist

Momus – Where The Art Is: Nick Currie Interviewed

Nick Currie aka Momus performs in Edinburgh Printmakers tonight (Thursday March 8). Neil Cooper caught up with him for an illuminating chat

Nguzunguzu Ready Warm Pulse

LA duo channel grime and trap-rap with new EP on Hippos In Tanks

Still Hitting On That Vital Nerve: Company Flow Interviewed

Ahead of their much-anticipated reunion at ATP's I'll Be Your Mirror festival this weekend, Oli Marlow talks to Company Flow's Len about the reasons for their reformation

Hip Hop In The Holy Land: Mike Skinner Interviewed

Chris Sanders talks to the former Streets rapper/producer about his involvement in Noisey's series of films on Middle Eastern rap music

LISTEN: Ed Harcourt – The Saddest Orchestra

First track from Harcourt's new mini-album, due early next year

The Strange World Of… Lovers & Lollypops

Two decades and 150 releases since their formation in the Porto underground, Lovers & Lollypops has grown into one of Europe's most vital connecting points for DIY culture. Anu Shukla charts their story so far via 10 key releases, from early makeshift gigs with battered soundsystems to the thriving community of today

Torn Hawk

Let's Cry And Do Pushups At The Same Time

Dave Gibbons On The Origins Of The Watchmen

Is there anything that he would do differently now? What is the future of the comic book? And, does a certain deity actually reside in Alan Moore's beard? Matt Kaufman talks to Dave Gibbons.

Remembering Tom Butchart Of Sound It Out Records

Filmmaker Jeanie Finlay and John Doran pay tribute to the well-loved record shop owner and star of the film Sound It Out who died recently

Music For Mallet Musicians: Ex-Easter Island Head Interviewed

Using mallets and guitars, Liverpool's Ex-Easter Island Head whip up tropical storm clouds of rhythm and natural reverberation. Simon Jay Catling speaks to the band's Benjamin Duvall about minimalism and making hypnotic music for £5 worth of bamboo

Chasing Perfectionism: An Interview With Source Direct

Few have crafted electronic music as virtuosic, as moving and as futuristic as groundbreaking drum & bass duo Source Direct did in the late 1990s. In one of his first interviews since returning to action, including a set at Fabric tomorrow, Jim Baker speaks to Harry Sword about Source Direct past and present, searching for futurism in sound, and the tantalising prospect of new music on the horizon

Underground Attitude: Fenriz Of Darkthrone Interviewed

Toby Cook speaks Fenriz about keeping it real after all these years

Classy Bastards: An Interview With International Teachers Of Pop

Patrick Clarke takes a trip to Sheffield to learn a thing or two about perfect pop, with Professors Wheatley, Flanagan, Honer, Mason and Westley