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“Inga’s was the only opinion that mattered”: An audience with the elusive Dean Blunt

Features, Interviews I 14.10.13

“Inga’s was the only opinion that mattered”: An audience with the elusive Dean Blunt

The Epic of Everest: Simon Fisher Turner on soundtracking Mallory and Irvine’s last climb

Features, Interviews I 10.10.13

The Epic of Everest: Simon Fisher Turner on soundtracking Mallory and Irvine’s last climb

Yeah Yeah Yeah: Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley picks five songs that tell the story of modern pop

Features, Lists I 08.10.13

Yeah Yeah Yeah: Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley picks five songs that tell the story of modern pop

Metaphysics, mescaline and tears in the rain: Alexander Tucker and Daniel O’Sullivan sing the ballad of Grumbling Fur

Features, Interviews I 29.09.13

Metaphysics, mescaline and tears in the rain: Alexander Tucker and Daniel O’Sullivan sing the ballad of Grumbling Fur

“We met in a dungeon and it was love at first sight”: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge on life, art and the quest for pandrogeny

Features, Interviews I 26.09.13

“We met in a dungeon and it was love at first sight”: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge on life, art and the quest for pandrogeny

Beautiful Rewind: Four Tet’s 10 best deep cuts and hidden gems

Features, Lists I 25.09.13

Beautiful Rewind: Four Tet’s 10 best deep cuts and hidden gems

Features I 20.09.13

Serial killers and the Thane of Toronto: a round table discussion on Drake’s Nothing Was The Same

Free Agents: Standard Planets

Features, New talent I 12.09.13

Free Agents: Standard Planets

Ten rap verses from 2013 that deserve as much attention as Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Control’ spot

Features, Lists I 16.08.13

Ten rap verses from 2013 that deserve as much attention as Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Control’ spot

On Record: Machinedrum on nostalgia and the “supernatural” power of Boards of Canada’s Music Has the Right to Children

Features, Interviews I 16.08.13

On Record: Machinedrum on nostalgia and the “supernatural” power of Boards of Canada’s Music Has the Right to Children

Rise of the Sad Boys: from Kompakt to Yung Lean, a history of how electronic musicians have worn their sadness on their sleeves

Features, Opinion I 15.08.13

Rise of the Sad Boys: from Kompakt to Yung Lean, a history of how electronic musicians have worn their sadness on their sleeves

Free Agents: Noname Gypsy

Features, New talent I 10.08.13

Free Agents: Noname Gypsy

Rising from the ashes: Mutya Keisha Siobhan’s redemption story

Features, Opinion I 08.08.13

Rising from the ashes: Mutya Keisha Siobhan’s redemption story

Reviewed: Atoms for Peace at the Roundhouse, London (July 25)

Features, Opinion I 29.07.13

Reviewed: Atoms for Peace at the Roundhouse, London (July 25)

Reviewed: Mogwai perform the soundtrack to Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait (20 July, Manchester Albert Hall)

Features, Opinion I 23.07.13

Reviewed: Mogwai perform the soundtrack to Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait (20 July, Manchester Albert Hall)

Features I 17.07.13

“No speed, no dance”: Shangaan electro hits London

Features I 02.07.13

Magna Carta Holy Grail: How Jay-Z persuaded the industry to follow his “#newrules” and what it might mean for the future of record sales

Head-To-Head: Kanye West’s Yeezus debated

Features I 26.06.13

Head-To-Head: Kanye West’s Yeezus debated

The 100 Best Albums of the 1980s

Features, Lists, End of year I 24.06.13

The 100 Best Albums of the 1980s

Features I 20.06.13

“More aggressive, malevolent, apocalyptic”: Olympic heroes Fuck Buttons introduce their gargantuan new album, Slow Focus

“You have to be quite obsessive”: These New Puritans on their dizzying new opus Field Of Reeds

Features, Interviews I 14.06.13

“You have to be quite obsessive”: These New Puritans on their dizzying new opus Field Of Reeds

“A prog rock indulgence”: James Holden goes in-depth on his first album in seven years

Features, Interviews I 21.05.13

“A prog rock indulgence”: James Holden goes in-depth on his first album in seven years

The Redeemer

Reviews, Album Reviews I 13.05.13

The Redeemer

Bow down, bitches: Beyonce’s Mrs Carter Show (30 April, London O2) reviewed

Features, Opinion I 07.05.13

Bow down, bitches: Beyonce’s Mrs Carter Show (30 April, London O2) reviewed

A national lottery: music piracy across the globe, and why we might need draconian laws after all

Features, Opinion I 01.05.13

A national lottery: music piracy across the globe, and why we might need draconian laws after all

“Vandross, Prince, D’Angelo: they’re saints to us.” Inc. talk No World and stripping the blackness out of R&B

Features, Interviews I 04.03.13

“Vandross, Prince, D’Angelo: they’re saints to us.” Inc. talk No World and stripping the blackness out of R&B

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