Tim Wilson

A Tourist In One’s Own Country: An Interview With Simon Sylvester

Dale Lately speaks to novelist, poet, slam-winning hat-wearer and winner of the Guardian's Not The Booker Prize 2014, Simon Sylvester about nomadic existence, writing from and outside of experience and the history of storytelling

PREVIEW: Longplayer Day

We preview Longplayer Day, this week's London-based solstice arts festival, with Adam Scovell writing a piece on his Robert Macfarlane collaboration, Holloway

The None to Play London Show This Month

The much-acclaimed new noise rock foursome will play with special guests M(h)aol in Dalston amid a slew of UK shows

Fuzz Club Festival Eindhoven Adds More Names

Fuzz Club have announced ten new bands for their Eindhoven festival, who join the likes of Iceage, Teeth of the Sea and Kikagaku Moyo

Fat White Family Playing US Fundraiser

Fat Whites make last push to get to the States with gig this Saturday

Peaches

I Feel Cream

Oneida, Sun Araw & More For Corsica

Ace bill of fare over the next months for the Elephant and Castle venue

Aranofsky Directs Lou Reed & Metallica Vid

IMMENSE BIGHEAD TWATTERY ENSUES!

Things Learned At Roadburn Festival

At this year's Roadburn in Tilburg, Harry Sword finds a deviation from the sound synonymous with the festival's name and learns, for one thing, that "heavy music" has more than one meaning. All photographs by Erik Luyten, www.erikluyten.nl, all rights reserved

Don’t Stop Bereaving: From The Gleeful To The Ghostly In American Horror Story

American Horror Story is a haunted house yarn that pays homage to a terrifying past, says Terry Staunton

Cypress Hill Make ‘The Simpsons’ Joke A Reality With Orchestra Gig

The hip hop trio will perform with the London Symphony Orchestra at London's Royal Albert Hall this July

The North Sea Scrolls Album & Lecture Due

Conceptual album and academic lecture of alternative British history set for release in November

Girls

Father, Son, Holy Ghost

Noel Gallagher

High Flying Birds

Adolescent Awkwardness: U2’s Boy 40 Years On

Ben Graham confesses his love for early U2, and implores us to remember them before they became the biggest band in the world.

Kindness

World, You Need A Change Of Mind