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“Where can you go if you’re in a box?”: Marshall Allen of the Sun Ra Arkestra interviewed

Features I 04.09.15

“Where can you go if you’re in a box?”: Marshall Allen of the Sun Ra Arkestra interviewed

News I 08.12.14

Remembering Nick ‘Gravenhurst’ Talbot, Warp’s much-loved black sheep

cLOUDDEAD: Dose One, Odd Nosdam and Why? look back at indie rap’s defining moment

Features, Interviews I 07.11.14

cLOUDDEAD: Dose One, Odd Nosdam and Why? look back at indie rap’s defining moment

Striking oil: Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood on bringing There Will Be Blood back to the stage

Features, Interviews I 07.10.14

Striking oil: Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood on bringing There Will Be Blood back to the stage

David Thomas Broughton: inside the mind of the UK’s most unpredictable live musician

Features, Interviews I 08.08.14

David Thomas Broughton: inside the mind of the UK’s most unpredictable live musician

Party at the end of the world: an interview with Fat White Family

Features I 12.04.14

Party at the end of the world: an interview with Fat White Family

News I 09.04.14

We got hold of Flo Rida’s hilarious list of demands for prospective lyric writers

Grrrl Power: Kathleen Hanna on the legacy of Bikini Kill

Features, Interviews I 21.03.14

Grrrl Power: Kathleen Hanna on the legacy of Bikini Kill

Footnotes: Julia Holter’s track-by-track guide to 2013’s Loud City Song

Features, Interviews I 16.03.14

Footnotes: Julia Holter’s track-by-track guide to 2013’s Loud City Song

Who Is William Onyeabor?

Reviews, Album Reviews I 10.12.13

Who Is William Onyeabor?

Welcome to the Dark Ages: Baths on fighting illness and rehabilitating nu-metal

Features, Interviews I 18.11.13

Welcome to the Dark Ages: Baths on fighting illness and rehabilitating nu-metal

Murdered Yellow Dogs: Iran mourns the tragic deaths of three members of its most famous indie band

Features I 13.11.13

Murdered Yellow Dogs: Iran mourns the tragic deaths of three members of its most famous indie band

The fan-boy’s burden: a love affair with disaster – or, discovering that your musical hero now works in retail

Features, Opinion I 14.08.13

The fan-boy’s burden: a love affair with disaster – or, discovering that your musical hero now works in retail

Vinyl On Remand: inside London’s only vinyl lending library

Features, Interviews I 15.07.13

Vinyl On Remand: inside London’s only vinyl lending library

Filmmaker and Massive Attack collaborator Adam Curtis on why “music may be dying” – and why we need a new radicalism

Features, Interviews I 11.07.13

Filmmaker and Massive Attack collaborator Adam Curtis on why “music may be dying” – and why we need a new radicalism

Performance piece: FACT meets Merseyside psych-pop crew Outfit

Features, Interviews I 01.07.13

Performance piece: FACT meets Merseyside psych-pop crew Outfit

“Imagine being put inside a big drum with your family and then sent out for a ride in space”: freaking out with masked mystics Goat

Features, Interviews I 12.06.13

“Imagine being put inside a big drum with your family and then sent out for a ride in space”: freaking out with masked mystics Goat

The slack is back: indie breakout Mac DeMarco talks My Bloody Valentine and his “effect on young boys”

Features, Interviews I 29.05.13

The slack is back: indie breakout Mac DeMarco talks My Bloody Valentine and his “effect on young boys”

Desert sound: Sublime Frequencies boss Hisham Mayet on bringing Tuareg music to the world

Features I 23.05.13

Desert sound: Sublime Frequencies boss Hisham Mayet on bringing Tuareg music to the world

Piracy and the downturn: are Britain’s music festivals becoming unaffordable, corporate and middle-aged?

Features, Opinion I 21.05.13

Piracy and the downturn: are Britain’s music festivals becoming unaffordable, corporate and middle-aged?

News I 10.04.13

Between the lines: vinyl sales may be up, but it’s not all rosy for leftfield and dance music labels

Rocking and Raving against Thatcherism: from Crass to acid house, how musical subcultures united against a common enemy

Features, Opinion I 10.04.13

Rocking and Raving against Thatcherism: from Crass to acid house, how musical subcultures united against a common enemy

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