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Are We Not Done? Devo’s Final Tour Reviewed At The Oya Festival

Long-time Devo fan Sean Kitching travels to Oslo in Norway for the second date in the Ohio synth-punk’s farewell tour. Photos by Pål Bellis/Øyafestivalen

Can’s Irmin Schmidt to Release New Solo Album, ‘Requiem’

The record sees Schmidt play prepared and unprepared piano alongside environmental recordings captured near his home in Southern France

Vinyl Staircase: Tough On Collecting – Tough On The Cause Of Collecting

Lists? RUBBISH! Record collecting? RUBBISH! Record labels closing? RUBBISH! What's not rubbish, asks John Doran? Why, GNOD, alt.vinyl (R.I.P.) and Fela Kuti of course...

On The Ball & Off To The Ballet: Pat Nevin’s The Accidental Footballer

The Accidental Footballer provides a self-portrait of one of British football's more singular personalities

In Search Of The US: How America Broke Hawkwind

With the publication of a revised and expanded edition of his book Sideways Through Time, Joe Banks tells the story of how Hawkwind tried to conquer America, but ended up self-destructing instead

Enter The Furnace: Scott Walker Interviewed

John Doran meets the inimitable 30th Century Man to discuss Soused, his collaboration with Sunn O))) and front runner for album of the year

Circuit Des Yeux Reveals New Track And Video, ‘Vanishing’

"'Vanishing' is an account of climate change and loss through the final stage of grief," says Haley Fohr of her new single

Cycles, Returns & Rebirth: Alexander Tucker On Derek Jarman

With the BFI's Derek Jarman season currently underway, musician and artist Alexander Tucker recalls his first trip to Jarman's garden, his time spent immersed in the alien beauty of Dungeness, and the filmmaker's huge influence on his own work

TNPs Magic Resonator Piano Installation

Quietus favourites get to have a tinkle on the These New Puritans' Magic Resonator Piano

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A Study Of Lunar Research Flights

The Lead Review: Noel Gardner On Hey Colossus’ Radio Static High

Following on from the release of In Black And Gold earlier this year, Noel Gardener examines the group's continual moving further away from big riffs and sludge metal, into hypnotic melodies, creamy bliss, and giving breathing space to tangible human emotions

Re-Thinking Copyright At Right The Right

Robert Barry goes to Berlin for a festival which generates radical ideas for how the entire structure of copyright legislation and property laws could be rewritten

Out Of Their Tree: Kevin Martin & Jason Williamson On Collaborating

The Bug and Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods have just released a single called 'Treetop' together, and Daniel Dylan Wray was on hand to speak to them about it

Robert Hampson Of Loop Reviews White Light/White Heat

As noted in his recent Bakers Dozen, the Velvet Underground's White Light/White Heat is one of Robert Hampson's all time favourites... so who better to review the recent reissue?

A Sense Of Urgency: WALL Interviewed

WALL's debut EP is a set of stark post-punk tracks riddled with the pressures of striving to carve a place for yourself in the metropolis. They tell Gary Kaill why they're taking a "mind over matter" approach to moving forward

The NME Celebrates Rock & Roll’s 50th Birthday

We've got an exclusive look at NME's 50 Years Of Rock & Roll issue, available outside of your train station this Wednesday...