Jem Stone

Blood, Bread & Bros: Sam Herlihy On The Dude Burger

Our mighty (white) food writer Sam Herlihy is back! WARNING LACHRYMAL READERS! Contains heartbreaking scene where the Pillsbury Doughboy cradles dying gun shot victim. DON'T SAY WE DIDN'T WARN YOU!

Psyche Bugyo

Psychedelic Judgeman Comes, He Has the Cherry Blossom On The Shoulder

The Best Songs Are Like Bad Dreams: Tropical Fuck Storm Interviewed

In their first interview about their chaotic new album Deep States, Tropical Fuck Storm’s Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin speak to Patrick Clarke about their ideal apocalypses, their disdain for hackneyed rock & roll tropes, and why their music has more heart and soul than you might think

Arca

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Having hit nothing but home runs for years, Alejandra Ghersi takes a swing at full-bore pop. It’s a surprising disappointment, finds Jamie Ryder

Quietus Albums Of The Year 2019 (In Association With Norman Records)

These are our favourite albums of the last 12 months as voted for by Jennifer Lucy Allan, Robert Barry, Tristan Bath, Louise Brown, Patrick Clarke, John Doran, Christian Eede, Noel Gardner, Ella Kemp, Sean Kitching, David McKenna, JR Moores, Luke Turner and Kez Whelan

Bring The Ruckus: Which Music Is Superior, Australian or English?

Ashes to Ashes! The Battle of the Antipodes is to be carried out between Andrew 'G'Day Cobber' Mueller and David 'What-ho Old Boy!' Stubbs over which country has the finest pop and rock music, England or Down Under

The Legendary Pink Dots

So Lonely in Heaven

The increasingly accurately named Anglo-Dutch experimental rock return with yet another one – this one's a brooder set to a set of arrangements that feel strangely comforting, finds Richard Foster

Electric Wizard: New LP Release Info

Label details for much-anticipated new album here!

Vampire Weekend, Foals To Support Blur In London

Crystal Castles, Deerhoof and Amadou and Mariam also join reunion jamboree

Death in Vegas

Death Mask

1990s indie-dance survivor Richard Fearless returns with a record that offers a glimpse of something more personal beneath the clattering drum machines and psychedelic organ sounds

Requiem For A Scream: Suicide’s ‘Punk Mass’

John Calvert witnesses Suicide's 'last stand' at the Barbican. All pictures by Paul Heartfield

The Drum-bearable Lightness Of Being: Whiplash Reviewed

Nadia Attia gets to grips with Damien Chazelle's Whiplash - is it stick-cellent or just a bunch of flam?

Clark

Totems Flare

Full Clip: February’s Hip Hop Albums Reviewed By Gary Suarez

Gary Suarez takes in the most notable of February's hip hop albums - from the five boroughs and beyond…

Gang Of Four

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Yob

The Great Cessation