Joe Molander

Various Artists

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Songs Of The Earth: Duval Timothy’s Meeting With A Judas Tree

The South London-based multi-disciplinary artist reconnects with the soil from Spoleto to Sierra Leone

Real And Unconstrained Utopias: On Economic (And Other) Science Fictions

Author Carl Neville examines two recent books bringing the Ccru project of hyperstition into the domain of political economy, the Will Davies-edited Economic Science Fictions, from Goldsmiths Press, and Repeater Books' Futures and Fictions

Knaves & Networks: The Rewiring Of America’s Mythic Geography

Punk rock and American conservatism may seem like polar opposites, but they may be closer than you think, argues Warrick Harniess, author of *Red, White & Radical*

Columnfortably Numb: Your Psych Roundup For June

JR Moores rifles through the latest psychedelic releases, from those that are freestyle to those in the style of Free

INTERVIEW: Mike Watt

The groundbreaking bassist still jams econo

ADULT. Detail New Album

Album features collaborations with Nitzer Ebb's Douglas J McCarthy and many more

Milhões De Festa Reveals 2018 Line-Up

Gazelle Twin, Squarepusher and more will play this year's Milhões de Festa

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

Gary Suarez is living life like volcano, reviewing albums by Bodega Bamz, Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson and more

INTERVIEW: Mark Lanegan

We catch up with the singer-songwriter to talk about his upcoming EP and album with his band, No Bells On Sunday and Phantom Radio

Horns Up Ya Shitters! Toby Cook Goes To Bloodstock

Quietus Man of Metal Toby Cook goes to Bloodstock and does battle with the likes of Motorhead, W.A.S.P. and Exodus

Why Woebegone Wanderers Wild Beasts Fly The Flag Of True Folk

Leave your stick-on beard and flowering dress at home, for Wild Beasts' set at the Campfire Trails festival embodies the true spirit of the folk tradition, argues Luke Turner. Wild Beasts live shot by Lucy Johnston

Tape Adapter: May’s Hip-Hop Mixtapes Reviewed by Gary Suarez

This month Gary Suarez ponders the ever-thorny issue of the "institutional disadvantage" facing LGBT rappers, before considering new tapes by DT Blanco, B.I.C. (Bitches Is Crazy), Towkio, Rich Homie Quan and Cities Aviv

Death In Vegas To Play Live At Fabric

Spaced out electronica/dub/rock fusioneers return for live show in London later this month

A Controlling Cacophony: Dan Deacon’s Favourite Albums

With his fourth album Gliss Riffer released earlier this year and a European tour just started, the Baltimore electronics wizard tells Dom Smith what the gems in his record collection have given to his own musical creations