Oct 11, 2013 By Laura Studarus

Bloc Party frontman and solo artist Kele Okereke does not have Shazam installed on his phone. More

Oct 10, 2013 By Dan Lucas Weekend

When you think of post-punk’s 1980s heyday, the mind doesn’t tend to wander too far outside of London. Killing Joke, The Cure, and Wire were all huge influences on the New York scene that followed and warped into New Wave, so it seems a little incongruous that one of the most exciting bands leading its revival actually hails from sunny California. More

Oct 08, 2013 By Laura Studarus Issue #47 - September/October 2013 - MGMT

After six albums skittering from haunted ambient soundscapes to hypersexualized dance floor fodder to dream-influenced folk, both members of London-based Goldfrapp admit that it would be near impossible to sum up their body of work in a single concise statement. More

Oct 07, 2013 By Mark Redfern Issue #47 - September/October 2013 - MGMT

For this My Firsts we talk to The Love Language‘s Stuart McLamb. The North Carolina native is the main creative force behind the band, whose third album, Ruby Red, was released in July by Merge. More