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Massive Attack Plan Mezzanine Live Show

A one-off tour from Massive Attack will see them recreate their Mezzanine album live two decades on from its release

Thurston Moore To Sell Records From Collection

Over 300 records from Moore's private collection will be made available for sale at East London record shop World of Echo

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The Liverpudlian avant-garde pop multimedia ensemble return with another audacious rebuttal of the restrictions of genre and taste, says Sean Kitching

Misfits & Mongrels: Smudge’s Tom Morgan Interviewed

Ben Hewitt and Smudge singer Tom Morgan discuss Evan Dando, dangerous career arcs and keeping testosterone in check

PJ Harvey’s Let England Shake: Track-By-Track Review

A second straight masterpiece for PJ Harvey, following the sublime White Chalk? Alex Denney reckons so as he delivers the verdict on Let England Shake

Berlin-Based Online Radio Station Refuge Worldwide Launches Crowdfunder to Continue Broadcasting

"Rents are rising, costs increasing, and the political climate has become hostile towards independent spaces, grassroots culture and organisations that platform marginalised voices," a note shared by the station said

Jane Weaver, Nadine Shah And More For Hull’s Substance Live

A one-day event in Hull hosts a stellar line-up curated to showcase northern England's most innovative artists

“Music Is The Best It’s Ever Been” Sathnam Sanghera’s Favourite Songs

Ahead of his appearance at this month's Green Man Festival, Sathnam Sanghera talks Tara Joshi through his favourite music, from Goldfrapp to Dave and Massive Attack, Sly, George Michael, Prince, Bally Sagoo and much more

In Appreciation Of Conny Plank Review

David Stubbs visits the Goethe Institute to see an evening of music and talks celebratibg the memory of Conny Plank. Photograph by Christopher Baker

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Maria’s Hunt

Chicago duo's first album for Drag City sounds like something somethign knocked up in a shed – and all the better for it, finds Enrico Monacelli

Devo To Play Are We Not Men? At London Gig

25 Years On: Raekwon’s Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Revisited

Angus Batey looks back into his archive of interviews with Raekwon in order to better understand this high water mark in mid-90s hip hop

TOY: Limited 12″ Details

London crew to release 'Dead & Gone', backed with a remix by Andrew Weatherall

Physical Resistance: Eric Clapton, Enoch Powell & Anti-Fascism

In an extract from his posthumously published anti-fascist history, Physical Resistance, Dave Hann recounts the events that lead to the birth of Rock Against Racism and pushed anti-fascism in to the mainstream

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Fast Times At Great Neck High: Larry Poons On Painting And Time

With a survey of half a century of work currently on view at Almine Rech, American painter Larry Poons talks about Beethoven, baseball, and the teacher who believed in him as an artist before he did himself