Duncan Wilkins

Kevin Martin To Release New Album

Kevin Martin's first album under his own name will be released by Room40

Submarine Director Richard Ayoade Interviewed

The Quietus' Daniel Nixon speaks with the charmingly modest Richard Ayoade, of The IT Crowd and Garth Marenghi fame, whose directorial debut Submarine is out on DVD this week

Four Tet To Release Two New Albums, ‘Parallel’ And ‘871’

The UK producer revealed them today ahead of a digital release at midnight

The Rise Of Fear & The Strange Death Of The UFO

UFOs were once at the heart of popular culture and science fiction, with even an American president claiming he'd had a strange encounter. Jeremy Allen looks at the strange decline of the little green men, asking if it's a symptom of our troubled age

LIVE REPORT: Billy Bragg

Julian Marszalek sees an intimate gig by Billy Bragg at London's Lexington

Nodding God

Play Wooden Child

Nodding God, the new project of Andrew Liles, David Tibet and 'The Underage Shaitan Boy' release their debut album tomorrow. Read on for our review, an exclusive track premiere and a Q+A with Liles

WATCH: Mogwai Live In Japan

Previously unreleased footage aired to celebrate Play It Again Sam's 30th anniversary - watch Glasgow Mega Snake, I Know You Are But What Am I and more below

Muck Spreader

Abysmal

Tall tales and woozy horns from London quintet Muck Spreader

Squarepusher

Just A Souvenir

Things Learned At: Rockaway Beach

At this year's annual Bognor pilgrimage, Patrick Clarke finds a Suede on compellingly romantic form (even for Suede), a rampant Killing Joke (accompanied by rampant Killing Joke merchandise), and a strange reverence for Butlin's tradition. Photographs by Maria Jefferis

Village Music: An Interview With Naphta

On the release of a new album that draws links between club music and the traditional sounds of his native Poland, Naphta speaks to Mariia Ustimenko about being an Eastern European artist under the Western gaze, issues of appropriation and more

The Least Important Things: Dr Who At Fifty, An Essay By Taylor Parkes

As Dr Who reaches its half century, Taylor Parkes takes a look back at the programme's evolution, plot and props, and ponders on fandom and his own relationship with the antics of the Time Lord

School Of Night

School Of Night

Admirably Crude: The Manics’ Generation Terrorists, 20 Years On

Looking back on the twentieth anniversary of the Manic Street Preachers' debut album, Emily Mackay celebrates its "uncomfortable mix of braggadocio, melancholy, anger and ludicrousness"

Studio Visit: An Interview With Lilah Fowler

Craft/Work visits the Homerton studio space of artist Lilah Fowler to talk code, culture, and landscape

FKA Twigs Shares ‘Home With You’

The track, which comes with a self-directed video, is the third to be unveiled from her forthcoming album