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WATCH: Morrissey Biopic Trailer

Footage from forthcoming film online

I Blame The Music: Lias Saoudi’s Baker’s Dozen

Lead singer of Fat White Family, Lias Saoudi, self-pens a Baker’s Dozen of thirteen musical choices that map his early life to the present day, from Ireland to Scotland, Cambodia to Algeria, via dark country and the howling void. With thanks to Adelle Stripe

Slippery Eels: Muuntautuja by Oranssi Pazuzu

With its squelchy electronics, post-trip-hop beats and black metal roar, this might be the Finnish quintet’s shortest album, but it’s also their most expansive and experimental, finds Kez Whelan

Aranofsky Directs Lou Reed & Metallica Vid

IMMENSE BIGHEAD TWATTERY ENSUES!

BSP/ John Doran Collab For Sea Change

Main F**king Event: Adrian Flanagan Of The ERC’s Favourite LPs

In the week of release for their second album, one of The Eccentronic Research Council's musical maestros writes us an "autobiographical chronological" journey through his life in listening

The Resurrection Show: The Stone Roses’ Second Coming Revisited

Angus Batey reps hard for the Stone Roses' much maligned second album

caroline Reveal New Album, ‘caroline 2’

They've also shared the Caroline Polachek-featuring lead single 'Tell me I never knew that'

Strange Navigations: The Story Of Southern Records’ Latitudes Label

Alison Schnackenberg and Tony Sylvester talk John Doran through the history of Southern's Latitudes Sessions. Chelsea Wolfe in session pictured by Tony Sylvester.

25 Years On: U2’s Zooropa Revisited

Julian Marszalek reckons the stadium bestriding rock band's eighth album is an often overlooked gem in their back catalogue

Lust For Music: Irvine Welsh’s Favourite Albums

With Filth recently released on DVD and a new novel due later this year, the Edinburgh author places a long-distance call from Miami to give Joe Clay the rundown of his top albums

LISTEN: Thurston Moore In Liverpool

Listen back to Moore's interview with Dave Haslam at Liverpool Sound City festival's conference last week

FESTIVAL REPORT: Festival No. 6

Andy Thomas reports back from a weekend in Portmeirion, Wales. Featuring Pet Shop Boys, Love L.U.V, Jane Weaver and more. Photos by Katja Ogrin

It’s Always Rock & Roll: Richard Pinhas’ Baker’s Dozen

The revolutionary guitarist-philosopher talks Warren Hatter through the records that have touched and inspired him, and which changed the era he has lived through

Sonic Youth Ponder Writing New LP

Thurston Moore suggests new radicalism. Photo by Dave Ma

Little Earthquakes By Tori Amos, 20 Years On

Two decades since the release of Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes, Maxine Frances Roper looks back over an album that remains inimitable