Tom Howells

GOAT Detail New Album, ‘Headsoup’

The Swedish group are back on Rocket Recordings

DARKSIDE Detail New Album, ‘Nothing’

The third full-length effort from Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington's collaborative project is out next month

Male Bonding

Endless Now

30 Years On: Guns N’ Roses’ Appetite For Destruction Revisited

Guns N' Roses were not nice people. Appetite For Destruction is an extraordinary, and ugly, and sensational album that could not conceivably have been made by anyone other than awful people, says David Bennun

April March & Aquaserge

April March & Aquaserge

Funk Soul Brother: Alexis Taylor Of Hot Chip’s Favourite Albums

With his second solo album Await Barbarians released last month and a run of summer festival sets upcoming, the Hot Chip and About Group man gives Dom Smith his favourite album rundown

LAIBACH Hit London Next Week

NSK passports at the ready...

WIN: Tickets for Goat’s First UK Show

We've got a pair of tickets up for grabs for the mighty Goat's first performance on these shores

Semi-Chaotic Elements: Ekoplekz’ Favourite Albums

With his third album on Planet Mu out, Nick Edwards gives us an in-depth trawl through his top 13 LPs, a Baker's Dozen that scans his formative 90s electronica influences and acts as a "reference point" to Reflekzionz

Finding Thrills: Georgia’s Favourite Albums

Georgia takes Jessica Wrigglesworth through the thirteen albums that shaped her life, from her love of Fever Ray, The Cure and Hudson Mohawke, to how Shuggie Otis inspired new album Euphoric

Vivian Girls

Vivian Girls

Housewives

Housewives

Silver Linings: Tamara Lindeman’s Baker’s Dozen

From her challenging relationship with Joni Mitchell to the picks from the thriving music community in her native Toronto, The Weather Station’s Tamara Lindeman takes Zara Hedderman through thirteen albums that shaped her songwriting

Southern Ohio Gothic: An Interview With Donald Ray Pollock

Speaking to the author of The Heavenly Table about empathy with darkness, dead presidents and grotesquery, Sean Kitching finds a writer in possession of both a confident, unique - even defiant - sense of voice and serial doubts about his own success.

Critic’s Round-Up: Mark Kermode’s Favourite Albums

The film critic, television presenter and skiffle bassist sets aside his DVD stack to talk top records with Marc Burrows

Paper Dollhouse

Aeonflower