Wire (The) - As Revistas Que Eu Tenho (lista com tópicos)

Fica aqui a lista das revistas The Wire que eu tenho, com tópicos mais importantes e interessantes (para mim).

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Nº / Data	Capa	Grupos / Bandas / Músicos	Invisible Jukebox	Rubricas
160 Jun. 1997	Steve Stapleton (Nurse With Wound)	Pierre Henry John Russell As One	Ivor Cutler	Global Ear: Malibu The Electric Cinema “Epiphanies”: David Toop
163 Nov. 1997 (na capa à erro) Mas devia ser Set. 1997	Robert Wyatt	Sun Ra Current 93 Terre Thaemlitz Van Dyke Parks Ornette Coleman Stock, Hausen & Walkman Silver Apples	Van Dyke Parks	Free Postcards Inside . Autechre - Jah Wobble - Stereolab - + 1 (são reais e ainda estão no interior – agarrados – da revista Global Ear: Budapest “Epiphanies”: David Toop
165 Nov. 1997	Jim O’Rourke	Oskar Sala Odd Size Tone Rec Sister Iodine Kasper Toeplitz Faust Windsor For The Derby	4 Hero	Global Ear: Beijing - The Secret History of Film Music
168 Fev. 1998	Matthew Shipp	Fred Frith Lalo Schifrin Hugh Davies Req Kevin Ayers Tortoise Mouse on Mars Holger Hiller Xper.Xr.	Julian Cope	Global Ear: Havana (by Holger Hiller) The Primer: Field Recordings For Beginners - The Secret History of Film Music
173 Jul. 1998	Lydia Lunch	Ken Vandermark Pluramon Max Brennan Ivo Perelman Aube Barry Adamson Philip Glass	Spiritualized (Jason Pierce)	Global Ear: Fes (by Peter Cushaw) - The Secret History of Film Music - Simon Reynolds: Gabba gabba hey! Simon Reynolds on Techno’s dum-dum boys (PCP label, from Frankfurt Epiphanies: Rob Young gets fuzzy over Felt’s mid-80s angst
179 Jan. 1999	David Sylvian	John Cale Mayo Thompson Einstürzende Neubauten Harry Partch Pierre Henry	Jim O’ Rourke	- 98 Rewind - The Primer: Turntablism for beginners - Undercurrents #1 A series of uncovering the hidden wiring of the 20th century music. This month Erik Davis heralds the Dawn of the electrification of sound. - Epihanies: Chris Bohn recalls na apocalyptic night out in Berlin with Einstürzende Neubauten
186 Ago. 1999	Scanner (Robin Rimbaud)	Tony Oxley Piano Magic Plug Research The Last Poets	Blixa Bargeld	- Far East freakout: A User’s Guide to Japanese Psychedelia - Undercurrents #8 – Sound Art - Sculping Sound: David Toop on The Music of Machines - Epiphanies: Cristoph Cox learns the hustle with a Last Poet
198 Ago. 2000	Merzbow	Simon H Fell Pinkie Maclure Bob Cobbing Blectum From Blechdom Mike Cooper Incredible String Band Die Tödliche Doris Hermann Nitsch Labradford	Steven Severin (Cure, Siouxie & The Banshees, …)	- Phoenecia: Schematic Sound Machine - The Primer: Art Ensemble Of Chicago. A User’s Guide To the Great Black Music - Global Ear: Detroit - Epiphanies: Ed Baxter observes the waxing and waning of Scottish psychedelic folkies The Incredible String Band
59 Nov. 2019 (Electronic Sound)	Delia Derbyshire (Doctor Who And Beyond)	Harry Edwards Bella Boo Ron Wright & Neil Webb Working Men’s Club Critics: . Various – Use Hearing Protection: Factory Records 1978-1979 / Factory Communications 1978-92 . Drew Mulholland – A Clockwork Orange . Dream Division – Transcend . Lo Five – Geography of the Abyss . Various – The Quietened Journey (A Year In The Country) . Antoni Maiovvi’s Time Precint – British Interrail . Ekoplekz – In Search Of The Third Mantra	7” Single Offer: The Radiophonic Workshop ‘Doctor Who’ / ‘Strange Lines And Distances’ yellow vinyl seven-inch	Landmarks – Josh Wink Time Machine – David Mancuso Under The Influence – Little Boots Needs Must – Jimi Hendrix Suburban Yearning – William Doyle For The Record – Kim Gordon Lucky Break – The Utopia Strong A Night At The Moogseum Some Bazaar – Dave Clarkson Label Profile – Clay Pipe Music Talking Shop – Matéria Prima (Carlos)
240 Fev. 2004	Einstürzende Neubauten	Sun City Girls Joe Boyd Charles Mingus Anthony Pateras Portable Davis Redford Triad Hafler Trio Mike Cooper Bananafish	Greg Tate	- The Primer: Charles Mingus – A guide to the recordings of the master jazz bassist and composer who died 25 years ago. - Global Ear: São Paulo Chris Moss reports on new electronic fusions in São Paulo, Brazil’s most vibed up city - Epiphanies: Marc Masters - How na obscure zine opened up a world of possibility for Marc Masters - Bananafish.
251 Jan. 2005	LCD Soundsystem	Glenn Jones Zeitkratzer Joanna Newsom Nils Okland My Cat Is An Alien Dalek Afrirampo	Glenn Jones (Cul de Sac)	- 2004 REWIND (Balanço) - Global Ear: Paris – Rahma Khazam maps the new sound art networks spreading across Paris - Epiphanies: Discovering New Zealenad electroacosutics pioneer Douglas Lilburn provided The Dead C’s Bruce Russell with na importante cultural touchstone for what it means to the Antipodean.
252 Fev. 2005	Anthony Braxton	Mike Ladd Gang Gang Dance Hugh Davies Dylan Nyoukis Oki	The Soft Pink Truth	- The Primer – Subterranean Metal (Edwin Pouncey immerses himself in the deadly slow but powerful currents of Earth, Sun O))), Sleep, Ulver and more - Global Ear: Matthew Collin rocks the cradle of Russian electronica in Kalashnikov’s birthplace, Izhevsk - Epiphanie: John Corbett recalls how losing his virginity to a Firesign Theatre comedy record initiated him into áudio culture.
253 Mar. 2005	MF Doom	Bill Fay Hijokaidan James Tenney M Ward Colin Potter (by Rob Young) Wally Shoup Hugh Metcalfe	Ken Vandermark	- Global Ear: Avi Pitchon invetigates the ambiguities os Berlin’s neo-Industrial scene - Epiphanies: Teenage runaway Michael Gira loses his psychedelic lunch at a Belgian rock festival – “How Pink Floyd and Art Ensemble Of Chicago puit the zap on the head of itinerante teenager MichaelGira
254 Abr. 2005	Mike Patton	Elliott Sharp Richard Barrett Venetian Snares MIA C-Schulz 12 (by Keith Moliné) Anthony & The Johnsons	Ira Cohen	- The Primer: Grime - Global Ear: São Paolo - Epiphanies: Dutch Anarchist group The Ex teach Mia Clarke how to not follow leaders from
255 Mai. 2005	Electrelane (by David Stubbs)	Boris (by Edwin Pouncey) Josephine Foster The Complainer Annie Gosfield Kali Z Fasteau Foetus (by Alan Licht) Alex Von Schlippenbach (by David Keenan)	Steve Beresford	- Global Ear: Houston - underground music scene Epiphanies: Minimalist composer / violinista Tony Conrad reels off the many revelatory musical moments he’s experienced during a 40 year career.
256 Jun. 2005	Laugh Till It Hurts (Special 14 pages about Relations between Humour and Music)	Tod Dockstader The Books (byMatthew Ingram) Cooper-Moore Clemens Gadenstatter	Mark Stewart (by Phil England)	- The Wire Tapper 13 - Global Ear: Buenos Aires (with ex – Reynols member, Alan Courtis) - Epiphanies: Inpsired by a chaotic performance by guitarrista Derek Bailey, comedian and writer Stewart Lee riffs on the common ability of great humour and great music to surprise.
257 Jul. 2005	Jamie Lidell	Ornette Coleman Animal Collective Magik Markers Monolake Tony Beevan	Keiji Haino (by Alan Cummings)	- Primer: Lone Horns Improv - Global Ear: Yelena Chernova reports from na eletrified Kiev on the sound of the Ukraine underground Epiphanies: Nick Southgate reaches the rock outsider equivalente of Nirvana through the teachings of Saint Julian (Julian Cope)
258 Ago. 2005	The Red Krayola (Mayo Thompson)	Pierre Schaeffer (by Goran Vejvoda and Rob Young) This Heat (by Mike Barnes) Wolf Eyes (by Brian Coley) Anthony Braxton Björk Marissa Nadler The Skaters Ikuro Takahashi (Fushitsusha)	Carla Bozulich	- Global Ear: Pedro Gomes locates Lisbon’s most Creative musicians at the Galeria Zé Dos Bois. Epiphanies: Just when he was ready to scream “What else can you show me?” at the 1960s, after witnessing Dylan going electric, among other musical landmarks, Steve Barker had his mind blown all over agian in 1970 on the night Sun Ra touched down in Liverpool
259 Set. 2005	Richard Youngs By David Keenan	Hugh Hopper (from Soft Machine) By Julian Cowley Ralf Wehowsky Alexander Hacke (by Louise Gray) Okkyung Lee Tracy + The Plastics Tony Oursler	Broadcast By Mike Barnes	- The Primer: Xenakis Philip Clark gets his hyperbolic paraboloids in a twist over the Greek composer’s rigorous body of work - Global Ear: Milan - Epiphanies: Selling off half of his records prompts Philip Sherbourne to re-evaluate the trade-off between collecting and creating
260 Out. 2005	Boards Of Canada (In a rare interview on home turf, the Scottish gnarly electronica duo share campfire stories with Rob Young)	Eliane Radigue (by Dan Warburton) The Dirty Three Jarboe Alexander Tucker Birchfield Cat Motel	Warren Ellis By Louise Gray	- Global Ear: Minsk / Belarussian - Epiphanies: A bruising first encounter with the free jazz of Borbetomagus awakens the critical muscle in the teenage Phil Freeman
261 Nov. 2005	Remake Model 60 cover versions that rattle the state of song (dossier)	Earth by Edwin Pouncey Rolf Julius Oren Marshall Mazen Kerbaj Jackson And His Computer Band	Steve Reich by Mike Barnes	- The Birth of Japanese Free Music: Once Upon A Time In Shinjuku 30 By Alan Cummings - Global Ear: Balinese Gamelan - Epiphanies: David Toop finds new ways of listening in the silences of shakuhachi master Watazumi, composer Minoru Miki and kotoplayer Keiko Nosaka
262 Dez. 2005	Lightning Bolt (by Alan Licht)	Ken Hyder Vashti Bunyan Tujiko Noriko Susanne Brokesch Rodney Graham	Ray Russell	- The Wire Tapper 14 - The Primer: Jamaican Deejays Global Ear: Sydney underground by Jon Dale - Epiphanies: In the processo f interviewing alto saxophonist Lee Konitz for his ‘autobiography’, Andy Hamilton discovers the true meaning of improvisation
263 Jan. 2006	Rewind 2005 (Records Of The Year + musicians’ and writer’s reflections)	Noah Hoeard Volcano The Bear Tetuzi Akiyama Burning Star Core Dan Wilson Yannis Kyriakides	Nurse With Wound (Steven Stapleton) By Jim Haynes	- Global Ear: Toronto - Epiphanies: Tem years after being inspired to presente electronic musico n a human scale, Iris Garrelfs and Douglas Benford look back on the revelations of London’s Sprawl club
264 Fev. 2006	Edan	Derek Bailey (1930-2005) Bardo Pond Battles (by David Stubbs) Brigit Ulher Sleeparchive	Steve Reid	- Global Era: Hull - Epiphanies: A case of mistaken identity in Moscow leads to Johny Brown’s discovery of the late Soviet dissidente singer-songwriter Sasha Baschlachov
265 Mar. 2006	Phill Niblock	Quicksilver Messenger Service Mat Maneri Wooden Wand Tape Keith Berry Max Eastley	The Bug	- Global Ear: Taipei - Epiphanies: A televised encounter with Tangerine Dream’s early 70’s ritualistic mystery captures the imagination of David Elliott
266 Abr. 2006	Tom Verlaine	Spring Heel Jack The Fall Linder Mouthus The Knife Ned Sublette	Burnt Friedman (by Mark Barnes)	- Primer: The Fall – A user’s guide to the Mancunian iconoclasts’ intimidatingly vast discography. By Stewart Lee - Global Ear: Kyzyl, capital of Tuva - Epiphanies: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge recalls the mind expanding psychedelic whirl of Hapshash And The Coloured Coat
267 Mai. 2006	AGF	Scott Walker Conrad Schnitzler Ryoji Ikeda Scatter Mattin David Rothenberg	William Parker	- Global Ear: Seoul - Epiphanies: Riding New Zealand underground’s Xpressway label to his skull helps Nick Cain escape the cul de saco f US independente rock and discover the complex, densely allusive songs of Alastair Galbraith
268 Jun. 2006	Sonic Youth	Ekkehard Ehlers Yellow Swans John Fahey Terry Day Harry Rag (From Düsseldorf punk to pastoral futurismo via Wim Wenders and Can with the SYPH vocalista. By David Stubbs.) Jutta Koether	Rob Mazurek	- The Wire Tapper 15 - Global Ear: Athens - Epiphanies: Tom Perchard experiences familiar musical signals being jammed by Egyptian singer Umm Kalthum
269 Jul. 2006	Current 93 (by Keith Moliné)	Die Tödliche Doris (by Biba Kopf) Kode 9 Annea Lockwood Boxcutter FM3 (by Marcus Boon)	Kode 9	- Global Ear: Hasselt, Belgium - Epiphanies: For Lisa Blanning, a long night of musical revelations culminates in exposure to Oval’s digital paradigma shuffle
270 Ago. 2006	Smegma By David Keenan	Dabrye Biosphere Akio Suzuki & John Butcher Die Trip Computer Die – “Fray Bentos” By David Stubbs Brian Eno (cross plataform – by Louise Gray) Philip Samartzis Leopard Leg John Wiese	Biosphere (Geir Jenssen) By Anne Hilde Neset	- Global Ear: Belfast - Epiphanies: When it comes to communication, you can’t beat drums. Vivien Goldman reflects on the constant, empowering pulse that’s maked the changes through her life in music, from Bob Marley to Chicks On Speed
271 Set. 2006	Kool Keith (Dr Octagon)	Charalambides AMM (The Primer – by Philip Clark) Merce Cunningham Ira Cohen (Cross Plataform) Digital Mystikz Excepter Jason Lescalleet	Genesis Breyer P-Orridge By Alan Licht	- Global Ear: Beirut - Epiphanies: Novelist, critic and Roxy Music biographer Michael Bracewell remembers a formative encounter with Lindsay Kemp in the 1970s
272 Out. 2006	Pere Ubu	Rafael Toral (by Dan Warburton) Melbourne 1976-1984 Jayne Parker (cross plataform – by Julian Cowley) James Blackshaw COH Little Annie	Chris Corsano	- Global Ear: Pretoria - Epiphanies: Mike Barnes has his heart blackened by some os Eastern Europe’s most gut-wrenching songs
273 Nov. 2006	Joanna Newsom	Lasse Marhaug Simon Reynolds on Haunted Audio Simon Reynolds sketches the spectral presences in the work of Ghost Box, Trunk Records and others, mining resonances from British post-war TV, film and library music Christof Kurzmann Mika Taanila (cross plataforma, by Ken Hollings) Victor Gama Colleen Tovah Olson	Om	Global Ear: West Jerusalem Epiphanies: Kicking over the sacred cow of John Cage, Philip Brophy discovers many other strategies for accessing a world of noise
274 Dez. 2006	Melvins	John Surman Texan Hiphop Charles Atlas (cross plataforma) Steve Mackay Hisato Higuchi Reanimator	Marc Ribot (by Alan Licht)	- The Wire Tapper 16: Free 21 track CD w/ Califone, Pansonic, Derek Bailey, The Slits, Alan Veja and more - The Primer: Texan Hiphop - Global Ear: Ethiopia - Epiphanies: Barry Miles has a first hand insight into the Beatles’ group mind and the power of experimental pop music to create a revolution
275 Jan. 2007	Rewind 2006 (Records Of The Year + musicians’ and writers’ reflections)	Matt Valentine & Erika Elder Gary Smith Carla Kihlstedt Peter Evans Stranger Attractor (cross plataforma)	Faust (Jean-Hervér Peron and Zappi Diermaier) (by David Stubbs)	- Global Ear: Beijing - Epiphanies: A secret history of Jewish punk helps dispel Alan Licht’s heeby jeebies about his cultural roots
276 Fev. 2007	Seismic performances (60 concerts that shook the world)	Shinro Ohtake (cross plataform) Infinite Livez Richard Skelton Alan Vega	Bert Jansch	- The Primer: Adrian Sherwood & On-U Sound - Global Ear: Basque Country - Epiphanies: Former Buzzcocks manager Richard Boon recalls how na early encounter with the Sex Pistols sparked the creation of the EP that defined punk’s DIY ethic
277 Mar. 2007	Grinderman (w/ Nick Cave)	Peter Hammill (by Mike Barnes) Cairo: Cradle of Electronica Paul Burwell 1949-2007 Robert Horton Polly Shang Kuan Band Ray Lee (cross plataforma)	Rachid Taha	- Cairo: Cradle of Electronica – In 1944, the world’s first piece of electronic music was composed in the Egyptian capital. Rob Young tells the amazing story of its crerator, Halim El-Dabh. - Global Ear: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - Epiphanies: Before the MTV crackdown, Cabaret Voltaire’s vídeos killed the radio stars, and their tape cut-ups opened the way forward for other non-musicians. By Peter Rehberg.
278 Abr. 2007	Terry Riley (by Richard Henderson)	Maja Ratjke Eyeless In Gaza Aufgehoben Islaja Michio Kurihara Hal Rammel (cross plataform)	The Dead C	- Global Ear: São Paulo, Brasil - Epiphanies: A booty pirated DJ mixtapes from Manhattan, which blended hiphop and bashment reggae, opened a window on the world for Dave Stelfox
279 Mai. 2007	Von Südenfed (Mark E Smith + Mouse On Mars) Mark E Smith and Mouse on Mars’s new Project is not so much a collaboration as a shotgun wedding marrying digital mayhem with cantankerous interventions. By David Stubbs)	Evan Parker Derek Jarman (cross plataform) Sylvie Courvoisier Carlos Giffoni	Rhys Chatham (by Dan Warburton)	- The Wire Tapper  17: Free 20 track CD w/ Jack Rose & Glenn Jones, Throbbing Gristle, Fridge, Fred Anderson, Von Südenfed and more - The Primer: Dubstep - Global Ear: Budapest - Epiphanies: Steve Winwood’s solo pop songs helped Joseph Stannard define hazy teenager emotions as whet his apetite for imersive music
280 Jun. 2007	Wiley	Modified Toy Orchestra (cross plataform, by David Stubbs) Tomas Korber Jozef van Wissen Zavoloka The Sea And Cake Kassin + Moreno + Domenico	Neil Campbell (ex-Vibracathedral dronemaster … by Dan Warburton)	- Global Ear: San Francisco, by Ken Hollings - Epiphanies: Novelist Michael Faber is enchanted by a spontaneous music ensemble in the back streets of Budapest
281 Jul. 2007	Throbbing Gristle The second coming (The four “wreckers of civilisation” return with their first new material since breaking um in 1981. David Stubbs finds out how their uncompromising stance has matured)	Keijo Robin Williamson Daniel AIU Higgs Skull Disco Mathieu Briand (cross plataform)	Peter Rehberg	- Global Ear: Minsk, Belarus - Epiphanies: Unimpressed by the comercial pressures of pop, author and journalist Sukhdev Sandhu finds refuge in the eloquent passion of 1980s fanzine Are You Scared To Get Happy
282 Ago. 2007	Ricardo Villalobos	Whitehouse (It´s for your own good, say extreme power electronics artists William Bennett and Philip Best, discussing their reputation as arch-transgressors of public taste. By David Keenan. Laurie Anderson (cross plataform) Matthew Dear Axolotl	Jonathan Harvey	. The Primer: British Psych-Folk By Rob Young . Global Ear: Bali . Epiphanies: Hearing the Norman Dolph acetate of the Velvet Underground And Nico renews Bruce Russell’s faith in the album that continues to fire the New Zealand underground
283 Set. 2007	PJ Harvey	Oren Ambarchi Charlotte Moorman Paul Bley Daft Punk (cross plataform) Starving Weirdos Trim Lost In Hildurness	Sir Richard Bishop	- Global Ear: Singapore - Epiphanies: Digging through the airbrushed politeness of the World Music rack, Derek Walmsley finds lowdown and dirty funk in the African pop of the early 80s
284 Out. 2007	Robert Wyatt by David Toop	Oxbow Bristol Blues & Roots Walter & Sabrina Shape Of Broad Minds The Bug Ute Wasserman Camille Norment (cross plataform)	Han Bennink (by Dan Warburton)	- The Wire Tapper 18: Free 19 Track CD by The Focus Group, The Ex, Modified Toy Orchestra, Damon & Naomi, Goodiepal, Mordant Music and more - Global Ear: New Orleans, post Katrina - Epiphanies: Kevin Martin aka The Bug learns respect for the bowel – churning properties of bassbins at a Swans gig and a digi-dub soundclash
285 Nov. 2007	Underground Resistance	Loren Connors Russell Haswell Sonny Simons Flying Lotus Daniel Menche David Watson Juneau / Projects / (cross plataform)	JG Thirlwell (by Phil Freeman)	- Global ear: Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) - Epiphanies: Recoiling from the heavenly power of gospel music, Howard Mendel reverses onto Clud Nine to a Harpo Marx tune
286 Dez. 2007	Pram	Burial Michael Bracewell on Roxy Music Bruno Pronsato Amir ElSaffar Lionel Marchetti David Ellis (cross plataform)	Michael Gira (by Mark Barnes)	- The Primer: Harry Parcht (by Brian Marley) - Global Ear: Buenos Aires - Epiphanies: Mark Fisher recalls the ghosts of his life coming back to haunt him in the form of Rufige Kru’s Jungle take on Japan
287 Jan. 2008	2007 Rewind (Records of the Year Musicians’ & writers’ reflections)	Six Organs Of Admittance Steve Jansen Swedish Psychedelia Stefan Németh nsi. Ian Forsyth & Jane Pollard	Keith Rowe (from AMM) (by Dan Warburton)	- Global Ear: Pacitan, Indonesia - Epiphanies: Napalm Death founder and Scorn member Nicholas Bullen claims asylum from reality with Crass’s liberated punk ethic.
288 Fev. 2008	Vladislav Delay	Sightings Hot Chip Cath & Phil Tyler Warrior Queen Wooden Shjips What’s opera.doc? (cross plataform)	George E Lewis	- Global Ear: Baltimore - Epiphanies: In flight from acting out a surrogate trumpet-playing career for his late grandfather, Nick Sylvester falls in, out and back in love with jazz
289 Mar. 2008	John Butcher	Michael Hurley Autechre (by Keith Moliné) Valet Brendan Murray Baby Dee Jed Speare (cross plataform) Stephen Malkmus	Andrew WK	- Global Ear: Queensland - Epiphanies: Looking for a teenage riot of his own, Simon Hampson found it in ATR’s punk Gabba album The Future Of War
290 Abr. 2008	Gudrun Gut (from Malaria!, Mania D and Neubauten to Ocean Club radio and Monika Enterprise, this ‘dilettante’ has genially hosted Berlin’s new music scene for 30 years. By Philip Sherburne.	J Dilla Henry Grimes Benga Robert Hood Religious Knives Cory Arcangel (cross plataform) Daniel Padden	Michael Rother (The Neu! Guitarist settles into a motorik groove with The Wire’s mystery record box. Tested by Mike Barnes)	- The Primer: Henry Cow: A user’s guide to the recordings of this nomadic, utopian outfit, including the extended Rock In Opposition family of Slapp Happy, The Work, Art Bears and more. By Philip Clark. - The Wire Tapper 19: Free 20 Track CD w/ G.F. Fitz-Gerald & Lol Coxhill, Illusion Of Safety, X.A. Cute & Mike Ladd, Talvin Singh, Kaffe Matthews and more - Global EarBogotá, Colombia (by Victor Gama) - Epiphanies: Volcano The Bear’s Daniel Padden is transported with delight by a cornucopia of indigenous music from around the globe.
291 Mai. 2008	Wolfgang Voigt (With the rereleases of his classic, controversial GAS series, the Kompakt / Profan / Studio 1 founder and Cologne minimal architect talks psychedelic forestry with Rob Young)	Max Eastley Kan Mikami Dean Roberts Dexplicit Frans de Waard (noise of many stripes with the Dutch protagonist of Goem, Freiband, Zebra and more. By David Stubs) Jon Hassell AV Festival (cross plataform)	Carl Craig	- Global Ear: Vancouver - Epiphanies: Lawrence English experiences the tedium of an Australian city broken by Boredoms’ Brobdinggnagian waves of intensity
292 Jun. 2008	Evangelista	Nihilist Spasm Band People Like Us Yoshi Wada Dylan van der Schyff Machinefabriek Anat Ben-David (cross plataform)	The RZA	- Global Ear: nope - Epiphanies: A hostile encounter with Cardigan Man and a lone saxophonist amid the audience of London know-it-alls leaves Essex boy Mark Wastell bruised and confused
293 Jul. 2008	Mark Stewart by Mark Fisher	Bill Dixon The Necks Rustie Franz Hautzinger Zoe Laughlin / Materials Library (cross plataform) Vijay Iyer on Cecil Taylor	.snd by Derek Walmsley	- Epiphanies: A single myustical chord from Cecil Taylor gives fellow pianist Vijay Iyer a glimpse of eternity
294 Ago. 2008	Tricky	Michel Chion Sick Llama / Fag Tapes Asva Reiko Kudo Atsuhiro Ito (cross plataform)	Joe McPhee	- The Primer: Digital Dancehall (King Jammy to Cutty Ranks) A user’s guide to Jamaica’s digital revolution, with deejaying and minimal riddims from Wayne Smith, King Jammy, King Tubby, Ninjaman, Shabba Ranks and more. By Dave Stelfox. - Global Ear: Detroit’s UFO Gallery - Epiphanies: Materealising out of the radio ether, Robert Ashley’s mesmerizing monologue on Private Parts makes Julian Cowley catch his breath.
295 Set. 2008	Ultra-red (the revolution will be downloadable)	Trevor Watts Ghédalia Tazartès Dusk + Blackdown Aleks Kolkowski Allora & Calzadilla (cross plataform)	Daniel Johnston & Jad Fair	- Glogal Ear: Beijing - Epiphanies: The way Brian Eno’s Obscure label rescued modern music from the dead hand of academia was a mind-altering experience for Tom Recchion
296 Out. 2008	Richie Hawtin	Benge (The alternative) Neil Young Ingrid Laubrock Runhild Gammelsaeter Lucky Dragons David Grubbs on brief encounters Lawrence Abu Hamdan (cross plataform)	Makoto Kawabata (by Alan Cummings)	- The Wire Tapper 20: Free 19 track CD w/ Grails, Mike Osborne, Paavoharju, Pantaleimon, MoHa!, Zavoloka and more - The Primer: The Alternative Neil Young (a user’s guide to the roads less travelled in the long career of Canada’s finest guitar vet. By Joseph Stannard - Global Ear: Helsinki - Epiphanies: David Grubbs appreciates the energy flash of cursory performances by Royal Trux and Taku Sugimoto
297 Nov. 2008	Unofficial Channels (A Tour Of Music’s Unauthorisedm Domains – From Bootlegs To Blogs And Beyond) Sharity blogs, mixtapes, pirate radio, online archives and more: The Wire’s 14 page guide to all the right music that comes from all the wrong places	Anthony Braxton Luciano Dick Raaijmakers Ken Jacobs (cross plataform) Gino Robair Tristan Perich (by Kurt Gottschalk) Yo! Majesty	Hal Willner	- Global Ear: Guca – Serbia - Epiphanies: The Total Music of Alterations sends Tony Herrington into a state of flux.
298 Dez. 2008	Antony & The Johnsons	Florian Hecker Radio Ballads Graveyards Noodles Bettina Köster Goodiepal The Owl Project (cross plataform) (by Anne Hilde Neset)	The Band Of Holy Joy (by Biba Kopf)	- Global Ear: Toronto - The Primer: West African Psychedelia A user’s guide to the fuzzy, funky sounds of post-colonial West Africa, fuelled by political independence and pop-cultural revolution. By Richard Henderson - Epiphanies: Jonny Trunk explains how he graduated from the Open University to major in the secret realm of sound defined by library music.
299 Jan. 2009	2008 Rewind (Records of the Year Musicians’ & Writers’ reflections)	Emeralds Peverelist Voice Crack on film Hugo Wilcken on Joy Division Peter Liechti (cross plataform)	Animal Collective (by Alan Licht)	- Global Ear: Knoxville, Tennessee - Epiphanies: For Hugo Wilcken, lying on an Autralian beach in 1981, Joy Division painted a seductive portrait of continental Europe as a modernist fantasy land.
300 Fev. 2009	Jeff Mills (by Derek Wamsley)	No-Neck Blues Band Martyn Mary Halvorson Hamilton Yarns Christina Carter on Jandek Chris Petit turns his radio on Ding >> Dong (cross plataform)	James Plotkin (by Phil Freeman)	- Global Ear: Tehran – Iran - The Primer: William S Burroughs Jack Sargeant surveys the recorded output of the literary outlaw, from his spoken word documents to his cut-up tape and celluloid experiments - Epiphanies: Switching his radio on, Chris Petit revels in the fleeting pleasures of the single evocative songline
301 Mar. 2009	Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy (Will Oldham)	Joan La Barbara Andrew Cyrille Menace Ruine Seymour Wright Zomby Jerry Dammers on Sun Ra Carsten Nicolai meets Michael Nyman Sub Rosa vocal archive (cross plataform)	Joe Morris	- Global Ear: Phnom Penh – Cambodja - Epiphanies: With Sun Ra as his cosmic guide, Jerry Dammers travels to other planes of there.
302 Abr. 2009	Sunn 0))) (by Joseph Stannard)	Sudden Infant Magma (by Keith Moliné) Susanna White El-B Jeff Keen (cross plataform) Ian Penman on Nick Cave Sunny Murray on film Simon Fisher Turner on cassette memories Submarine Sounds (by marine biologist Stefan Helmreich)	Adrian Utley	- The Wire Tapper 21: Free 21 track CD w/ Tony Bevan, Chris Corsano, Dominic Lash, Barbara Morgenstern, Felix Kubin, Sheik Anorak & Weasel Walter, Sweet Billy Pilgrim and more - Global Ear: San Juan – Puerto Rico - Epiphanies: Ever since his father bought him his first cassette device as a souvenir, Simon Fisher Turner’s world has been transformed by portable sound records.
303 Mai. 2009	Kode9	Sublime Frequencies Acid flashback: the 303 on disc Alexis O’Hara Belbury Poly (Ghost Box label founder Jim Jupp lifts the lid on his hauntological hobby – by Mark Fisher) Lee Patterson The Hospitals Richard Foreman (cross plataform) Momus turns down the volume Pom Pom Records Moondog	Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo) (by Richard Henderson)	- The Primer: Roland TB-303 - Global Ear: Lima - Epiphanies: A John Cage concert helped Momus avoid tinnitus and savour the heightened intensity of quiet silence
304 Jun. 2009	Ornette Coleman	The Caretaker Comus (by Rob Young) Dan Graham Bora Yoon Graham Lambkin Arrington de Dionyso Gareth Williams’s flaming tunes Louis Armstrong’s hidden art Erik Davis on Ligeti Equinox Festival (cross plataform)	Andy Moor	- Global Ear: Sana’a – Yemen - Epiphanies: At a concert of Ligeti’s otherworldly Requiem, Erik Davis finds his entire body turning into an ear
305 Jul. 2009	Moritz von Oswald	Pierre Henry (by Philip Clark) Ramleh (by David Keenan) Ran Blake Lucas Abela Giuseppe Ielasi Cooly G Jacob Kirkegaard (cross plataform) Foetus Tha Sa-Ra Creative Partners Doug McCombs on Minutemen	Ariel Pink (by Mike Barnes)	- Global Ear: Berlin - Epiphanies: City girl Amanda Petrusich lets the Deep South’s most wanton, unscrupulous river drag her towards an understanding of the mythos of Americana
306 Ago. 2009	Madlib (Patrolling yesterday’s universe with Beat Konducta)	Hypnagogic pop (How James Ferraro, Spencer Clark, Pocahaunted, Emeralds, et al are floating beyond Noise to a dreampop hallucination of the 1980s. By David Keenan) The Skaters, Pocahaunted, Emeralds British visionary jazz John Surman, Keith Tippett, Mike Westbrook, Nucleus Andrea Parkins Nisennenmondai (The all-female Tokyo power trio’s monolithic motorik is gaining them a worldwide following. By David Hickey) Diana Rogerson (Nick Richardson laps up the whiplash and Kali-inspired wisdom of Chrystal Belle Scrodd) Rolf Julius (cross plataform)	Sleazy Peter Christopherson (The co-founder of Throbbing Gristle and Coil member stands on the threshold of identifying The Wire’s mystery record selection. Tested by Mike Barnes)	- The Primer: British visionary jazz A user’s guide to the golden age of UK post-bop and elastic rock 1964-76, featuring John Surman, Mike Westbrook, Nucleus and more. By Rob Young. - Global Ear: Belize - Epiphanies: Tuning in to Sigur Rós and Julian Cope, science fiction author and graphic novelist Warren Ellis elucidates how portable music can intensify a sense of connection with time and place.
307 Set. 2009	David Sylvian	Aki Onda Julie Tippetts Joker Caroliner John Wynne 20 years of Warp Philip Jeck on recycled sleeves Matt Thorne on Viking Moses	William Basinski (by David Stubbs)	- Global Ear: Hanoi – Vietnam - Epiphanies: British novelist Matt Thorne sings the praises of Viking Moses and other performers prepared to fly by the seat of their pants.
308 Out. 2009	Broadcast (by Joseph Stannard) Collaborating with hauntologists The Focus Group, Warp’s defining post-rock duo summon an occult pop laden with psychadelia.	Iancu Dimitrescu Dopplereffekt Kosmische music on disc Rashied Ali Sun Araw Hans Peter Kuhn (cross plataform) Christian Marclay on Herb Alpert Peter Strickland on Nurse With Wound	Lou Reed	- The Primer: Kosmische Music:  David Keenan takes a trip with The Cosmic Couriers, Witthüser & Westrupp, Popol Vuh, Ash Ra Tempel and more to recover the music that Krautrock forgot. - Global Ear: Jajouka – Morocco - Epiphanies: When director Peter Strickland used an old Nurse With Wound soundtrack in his new film Katalin Varga, the music’s initial euphoric charge became dulled by overuse. - Wire Tapper 22 w/ Climax Golden Twins, Arrington de Dionyso, Pink Mountain, Yoshio Machida and more
309 Nov. 2009	Julian Cope (How the modern antiquarian, megalithic European and Odinist rock ‘n’ roll heretic orchestrates elegant chaos with his group Black Sheep. (by Rob Young)	Cornelius Cardew Henry Threadgill Peter Walker 00I00 Mordant Music Bernie Krause (cross plataform) Bill Orcutt Susan Stenger Tanya Tgaq Ian Penman on disco William Bennett on Yoko Ono	Jim Jarmusch	- Global Ear: Surakarta – Java Epiphanies: Susan Stenger’s transistor radio provided her with a conduit to other musical worlds, placing her in touch with John Cage, Gordon Mumma, David Tudor and Phil Niblock
310 Dez. 2009	Sensational	The now sound of Sheffield (by David Keenan) Ben Frost Lubomyr Melnyk Oneohtrix Point Never Nico Vascellari (cross plataform) Dâm-Funk Ryan Gander on Neil Young	Carlos Giffoni (by Alan Licht)	- Global Ear: Sydney - The Primer: King Crimson A user’s guide through the maze of live and studio records that has proliferated in the 40 years since In The Court Of The Crimson King. By Joseph Stannard - Epiphanies: Getting his head together at Thighpaulsandra’s house in the country, Stephen Thrower learns how to just say Yes
311 Jan. 2010	2009 Rewind Records of the Year | Musicians’ & writers’ reflections	Monolake Janek Schaefer Position Normal The Village Orchestra Yan Jun Paul Rooney (cross plataform) Jad Fair Kodwo Eshun on sonic warfare Cathil Unsworth on Gallon Drunk	Josephine Foster	- Global Ear: Leipzig - Epiphanies: Crime novelist Cathi Unsworth navigates London’s mean streets, using Gallon Drunk’s spoken word collaboration with Derek Raymond as map.
312 Fev. 2010	Wadada Leo Smith	Mark Ernestus Mattin Raymond Dijkstra Moon Wiring Club (by Joseph Stannard) David Grubbs (cross plataform) Pangaea Robert Ashley Billie Ray Martin Nicolas Collins on Alvin Lucier	Eliane Radigue (by Dan Warburton)	- Global ear: Madeira (by Tony Herrington) - Epiphanies: Armed with an echolocation device, circuit-bending composer Nicolas Collins finds his bearings during a performance of Alvin Lucier’s Vespers
313 Mar. 210	Alasdair Roberts And the wyrd sound of Glasgow (Caledonia Dreaming) (by Rob Young)	Marina Rosenfeld The Thriteen Assembly The Moodies Geiom Sebastain Lexer Yabby You (RIP) Céleste Boursier-Mougenot Cross plataform) Alan Moore on John Clare Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard on Adam And The Ants	Dylan Nyoukis	- Global Ear: Houston - Epiphanies: Going to school next door to the Northampton madhouse where the 19th century English visionary poet John Clare was incarcerated left its mark on writer. Alan Moore
314 Abr. 2010	Congotronics (Konono No 1’s rumble in the jungle)	Edgar Varèse (by Ken Hollings) Eleh (by Matt Wuethrich) DJ Stingray Stefan Goldmann The Gaslamp Killer Raymond Scott (cross plataform)	Joanna Newsom	- The Primer: Giacinto Scelsi (Andy Hamilton freefalls through the alien soundworlds of the Italian proto-spectralist composer who spent his life in search of music’s third dimension.) - The Wire Tapper 23: Free 20 track CD w/ The A Band, Raymond Dijkstra, Rolf Julius, Han Bennink, Clogs and more - Global Ear: Thessaloniki – Greece - Epiphanies: Catching the strains of a one-forgotten Culture Club song, Brandon LaBelle ponders the regenerative effects of cannibal listening.
315 Mai. 2010	Excepter	Daniel Carter Sweet Seoul music Jahtari Lil B Toro Y Moi Craig Baldwin (cross plataform) Aaron Dilloway on Drunks With Guns John Wiese on The Haters Virgo	August Darnell (by David Stubbs)	- Global Ear: Vancouver – Canada - Epiphanies: Psychedelics and robotic music help Mark Pilkington get out of his body
316 Jun. 2010	Felix Kubin Alien transmissions. By Momus (The Hamburg cosmonaut repurposes dada, Neue Deutsche Welle, communist anthems and more for his music, films and radiophonic plays. By Momus)	Actress Demdike Stare Rangers (hypnagogic – by David Keenan) Carlos Casas (cross plataform) Carsten Nicolai Graham Duff on Wire Oval Chicks On Speed Zwischenwelt The A Band	Hudson Mohawke	- Global Ear: Fukuoka – Japan - Epiphanies: TV comedy writer Graham Duff finds a measure to calibrate his pleasure in Wire’s post-punk classic 154
317 Jul. 2010	The Bug The metamorphosis of Kevin Martin	Chrome Hoof Poland’s hidden reverse (by Biba Kopf) DJ Nate Michael Pisaro Konx-Om-Pax (cross plataform) David Toop on John Latham Alex Neilson on Frank Sinatra Alan Moore	Oneohtrix Point Never (by Andrew Nosnitsky)	- Global Ear: Valledupar – Colombia - Epiphanies: In the wee small hours, Trembling Bells’ Alex Nielson pours himself a blue cocktail while listening to Frank Sinatra’s most sorrowful songs.
318	Chris Watson (Ken Hollings meets the sound recordist and Cabaret Voltaire founder whose mic penetrates the wild places humans can’t reach.)	Howard Riley Surgeon Chicks On Speed Peter Shapiro on cosmic disco The interstellar pulse of late 1970s / early 80s club music signaled the first truly futurist pop. Peter Shapiro on the resurgence of grooving in zero gravity Julian Lynch Helena Gough Terror Danjah The Morning Line (cross plataform)	Rhodri Davies	- Global Ear: Yogyakarta – Indonesia - Epiphanies: Owen Hatherley learns how to find beauty in the brutality of English architecture through the songs of Pulp.
319 Set. 2010	Retro-Activity The past into the present: A time-travelling survey of music now. A survey of the past percolating into present-day music, from Hypnagogic pop to samizdat reissues, analogue synthesis, creative quotation and more.	Paul Burwell Graham Simpson: Roxy Music’s lost soul (by Stephen Thrower) Odd Future Cindytalk LA Vampires Aura Satz (cross plataform)	Mordant Music (The London hauntologist shows disturbing symptoms after being treated with The Wire’s mystery record selection. Tested by Joseph Stannard)	- Global Ear: Boise - Epiphanies: Arthur Russell’s genre-bending studio experiment as Dinosaur L got Tim Lawrence to break House rules and go bang into avant disco
320 Out. 2010	Noise In The Ether Explorations in the art of radio transmission. Knut Auferman surveys a decade-long boom in creative broadcasting, including subversive stations, sound art, wireless festivals, flash mobbing and more (8 pgs.)	Los Angeles Free Music Society (by David Keenan). 8 pgs. Catherine Christer Hennix Anne-James Chaton Entr’Acte Matt Stokes (cross plataform)	Mike Watt	- The Wire Tapper: Free 20 track CD - Global Ear: Belém – Brazil - Epiphanies: Artist Russell Mills reveals his roots by going back to collage with Jack Jackson and Kurt Schwitters
321 Nov. 2010	Jennifer Walshe (The art of faking it)	Drexciya The Otolith Group decode the techno enigma, plus the Detroit legends on record (cross plataform) Wim Mertens (by Clive Bell) Bjorn Torske Kommissar Hjuler & Mama Baer Laetitia Sadier on Jorge Ben Brian Dillon on Kate Bush Terry Riley	John Tilbury	- The Primer: A user’s guide to the music and mythos of Drexciya, including their myriad solo projects. (by Stephen Rennicks - Global Ear: Beirut – Lebanon - Epiphanies:After his mother’s death, Brian Dillon learns to feel again through the ice-shattering ecstasies of Kate Bush’s Hounds of Love.
322 Dez. 2010	Shackleton Beat apocalypse	Scientist Nam June Paik Jon Mueller Shabazz Palaces Vomir Charlie Morrow (cross plataform) Bruce Russell on Kevin Drumm John Szwed on Ornette Coleman	William Bennett (by David Keenan)	- Global Ear: Budapest & Pecs – Hungary - Epiphanies: In the week Ornette Coleman received the keys to the city of Hartford, Connecticut, Sun Ra biographer John Szwed discovered another meaning of harmolodics
323 Jan. 2011	Rewind 2010 Records of the Year Musicians’ & writers’ reflections	Giuseppe Ielasi Lichens Pat Maherr Toshiya Tsunoda (cross plataform) Ken Hollings on ghosts on wax (Electronic Voice Phenomena) Ken Hollings meets the ghostbusters CM von Hausswolff and Michael Esposito, communing with dead voices via Edison’s wax cylinder technology) Stephen Thrower on Peter Christopherson (Stephen Thrower pays tribute to the Throbbing Gristle and Coil founder who died in November 2010)	Scanner (by Mike Barnes)	- Global Ear: Leeds - Epiphanies: The communal drone of the South African vuvuzela opens up a new world of celebratory people’s music for Marcus Boon
324 Fev. 2011	Deerhoof (by Joseph Stannard)	Captain Beefheart (Strictly personal tributes) Matthew Shipp Vanessa Rossetto Tri-Angle Records Salomé Voegelin on Morton Feldman Ian Penman on Cage & Cunningham	Hype Williams (by Lisa Blanning)	- Global Ear: Stockholm – Sweden - Epiphanies: Salomé Voegelin kneels within the contemplative space and ‘vertical listening’ experience of Morton Feldman’s Rothko Chapel
325 Mar. 2011	Theo Parrish	David Bedford Alternative Cambridge The Doozer The Man From Uranus Pete Um Nochexxx Natalie Beridze Mizz Beats Olaf Nicolai Cory Arcangel Lou Gare Nina Power on Fugazi Trevor Watts on Burkina Faso Lundhal & Seitl (cross plataform)	Michel Chion (by Dan Warburton)	- Global Ear: Burkina Faso - Epiphanies: Growing up in rural England, Nina Power takes a shot of Fugazi’s Red Medicine as a cure for the summertime blues.
326 Abr. 2011	Richard Skelton	Peter Evans Funkystepz Olivia Block Jenny Hval Charlie Nothing (cross plataform) Little Annie on Miles Davis Once upon a time in Harlem Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center revisited Andy Battaglia revisits the Columbia-Princeton ElectronicMusic Center, where the ghosts of Vladimir Ussachevsky, Otto Luening and Milton Babbitt linger	Green Gartside (Scritti Politti) (by Anne Hilde Neset)	- The Wire Tapper 25 – Free 20 track CD - Global Ear: Helsinki – Finland - Epiphanies: Little Annie Bandez gets kinf of blue whenever she feels homesick for New Yor City
327 Mai. 2011	NOT NOT FUN Britt & Amanda Brown lead Simon Reynolds through the LA underground	David Toop on mellow soul New rap bratz Lil B Odd Future NRK Ekoplekz (Mark Fisher talks blasted beats, vintage sci-fi and gutterbreaks with the Bristolian analogue fetishist Micachu & The Shapes Herbert Distel (cross plataform)	Daniel Miller (by Rob Young)	- Global Ear: São Paulo – Brazil - Epiphanies: Since Napster launched a global filesharing frenzy, the hunt itself has become more thrilling than finding recorded treasures, argues UbuWeb founder Kenneth Goldsmith
328 Jun. 2011	Battles	Retromania (Simon Reynolds reflects on how the digital recolution has led to a tail-chasing obsession with the past, and a climate of excess, in the music of our time) Sea shanties Caroline Bergvall (cross plataform) Matana Roberts DVA	Demdike Stare (by Joseph Stannard)	- Collateral Damage: Chris Cutler presents the artist’s case against indiscriminate filesharing. - Global Ear: Hong Kong - Epiphanies: 18 years apart, two My Bloody Valentine concerts delineated Paul Hagerty’s ecstatic journey to the bliss point of noise.
329 Jul. 2011	Roy Harper	John Wall John Maus Nils Okland Errorsmith Adolf Wölfli (cross plataform)	People Like Us (by Phil England)	- Collateral Damage: David Keenan makes the case for music beginning at home. Global Ear: Beijing – China. Epiphanies: Following in John Cage’s footsteps, Luke Williams has an intra-body experience in an anechoic chamber
330 Ago. 2011	Zomby	Daphne Oram (from founding the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to designing new instruments for a new age, the British composer / inventor was a true pioneer. By Dan Wilson) Seb Patan (cross plataform) Luo Chao Yun Forest Swords (Mark Fisher hears post-punk echoes in the new Mersey home recordings of Matt Barnes)	Jan Anderzén	- The Primer: Jim O’Rourke (A guide to the multi-talents of the Chicago born guitarist / improviser / producer, whose prodigious output covers electronic drones, tape music, uneasy pop, soundtracks and mor. By Yusef Sayed) - The Wire Tapper 26 CD - Global Ear: Kiev - Collateral Damage: Bob Ostertag comes to terms with the ‘professional suicide’ of giving music away for free - Epiphanies: Hearing the venomous voice of Dagmar Krause in Slapp Happy and Art Bears left Cathal Coughlan with a life-long taste for “War” and the art songs of those who waged it.
331 Set. 2011	My Cat Is An Alien (by Ken Hollings)	Fela Kuti in London Prurient Andy Stott Herb Diamante Jana Winderen (cross plataform)	Alan Howarth (by Dave Tompkins)	- Collateral Damage: Not Not Fun’s Amanda Brown on the damaging effects of Filesharing on an underground culture already haemorrhaging artists to the mainstream. - Global Ear: Cork – Ireland - Epiphanies: A decade on from 11 September 2001 attack on New York City’s World Trade Center, Hua Hsu recalls the mundane writing tasks that got him through the day.
332 Out. 2011	Christian Marclay	Hieroglyphic Being Bill Orcutt Militant tuning, From JS Bach to La Monte Young Raime Shabaka Hutchings Ed Atkins (cross plataform) Sun Araw in Jamaica	Chris & Cosey (by Mike Barnes)	- The Primer: Militant tuning – A field guide to the war on equal temperament, from Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier to La Monte Young’s Well-Tuned Piano. By Philip Clark. - Collateral Damage: Robin Rimbaud aka Scanner celebrates social networking for pleasure and profit. - Global Ear: Portmore – Jamaica - Epiphanies: How performance artist Anat Ben-David found liberation through improvisation with Kaffe Matthews, Chicks On Speed, Eddie Prévost and more.
333 Nov. 2011	DJ / Rupture	Radu Malfatti Christoph Heemann (by Keith Moliné) David Lynch (cross plataform) (by Clive Bell) Drew Daniel on queer sound David Toop on the SMíLE sessions Helm Bent Sorensen	Gang Gang Dance	- The Wire Tapper 27 – free 20 track CD - Collateral Damage (Marcus Boon comes to praise the culture of copying, not to bury it) - Global Ear: Barranquilla – Colombia - Epiphanies: Two 1970 performances by The Voices Of East Harlem transported a young Paul Gilroy to other worlds
334 Dez. 2011	Manuel Gottsching (The story of E2-E4) (The Ash Ra Tempel guitarist reveals how he made electronic masterpiece E2-E4, influencing 30 years of repetitive House and trance rock. By Keith Moliné	Turkish Psychedelia Grouper Sandwell District André Vida Roger Reynolds Eric Lumbleau (Collateral Damage) (Sharing out-of-print records online confounds received narratives of musical history, argues Mutant Sounds’ Eric Lubleau – blog) Nathalie Djurberg (cross plataform)	Spinn & Rashad	- The Primer: Turkish Psychedelia (A user’s guide to the byzantine East-West acid folk and rock fusions os Anadolou psych, by Daniel Spicer - Global Ear: Belfast. Epiphanies: A Polish soprano voice shining through the crackling dirtcloud of history offered Esi Edugyan a glimpse of blue sky while writing her novel about jazz musicians in Nazi Germany.
335 Jan. 2012	2011 Rewind Records of the Year Musicians’ & witers’ reflections	James Ferraro Spencer Clark Gonjasufi Kouhei Matsunaga Claudia Molitor (cross plataform) Mark Fisher on the noise of dissent David Keenan on the sedition of song Philip Clark on the liberation of sounds	Michael Chapman	- Collateral Damage: James Kirby argues for the controlled flow of free downloads to promote a better understanding of the artist’s work. - Global Ear: Brisbane - Epiphanies: When Adam Harper tracked down a Cornelius Cardew score in a classical music library, its pages revealed an infinity of future music
336 Fev. 2012	Lil B	ICES 72 Keith Fullerton Whitman (Derek Wamsley hears tales of modular madness, computer geniuses and pinball wizardry from the New England composer / archivist) Ital Los Llamarada Ian Helliwell (cross plataform) – The Brighton boffin celebrates electronic’s hobbyist years in a new documentary. By Joanne Lee - Jeremy Deller on The KLF Linder Sterling on Barbara Hepworth	Charles Hayward (The avantist drummer of This Heat, Massacre, About Group and more drops a beat with The Wire’s mystery record selection. Tested by Mike Barnes).	- Collateral Damage: We’re to quick to assume digital culture only equals online culture, argues Terre Thaemlitz - Global Ear: Delhi – Jaipur – North India - Epiphanies: Linder’s nocturnal encounter with a Barbara Hepworth sculpture connected the energy lines between folk protest, meditation and her Northern roots.
337 Mar. 2012	Earth (by Joseph Stannard)	King Tubby Julia Holter Haroon Mirza (cross plataform) :zoviet*france: (by Phil England) Emptyset The Ex in Ethiopia	Ghost Box (Belbury Poly’s Jim Jupp and The Focus Group’s Julian House are spooked by The Wire’s uncanny record selection. Tested by Rob Young	- Collateral Damage: A world of high bandwidth is good news for recombinant artists everywhere, says Vicki Bennett - Globar Ear: Ethiopia - The Primer: King Tubby - Epiphanies: In the early 1990s, presenting his 70s rock heroes with examples of his student artwork gave a drug-addled Matthew Ingram a ticket to commune with classic rock mythology
338 Abr. 2012	Sun Araw (by Derek Wamsley)	Conlon Nancarrow Charles Gayle Nate Wooley Hanna Tuulikki Elizabeth Price (cross plataform) “We are all David Toop now” Simon Reynolds detects new ways of hearing. The writer and musician’s vision of an interconnected musical landscape is now accessible for all. Simon Reynolds wonders if the future should be less oceanic.	Tom Moulton	- The Wire Tapper 28: 20 track CD - Global Ear: - Milan – Italy - Collateral Damage: Dirty Electronics’ John Richards ponders a hands-on, participatory approach to digital culture. - Epiphanies: A Damascus moment ina London church connected author and sound sculptor Julian Henriques with the intensified acoustic spaces created around Jamaican sound systems.
339 Mai. 2012	ATOMTM (Follow the Lieder – In A Romantic Mood)	Sean McCann Laurel Halo Benedict Drew (cross plataform) MOR meltdown – Ian Penman on Scott Walker The great unlearning London’s new Improv generation “Fümms bö wö taa zaa Uu!” – A user’s guide to sound poetry	Mary Halvorson	- The Primer: Sound Poetry – A guide to the artists, writers, composers and performers who declared war on the word with their visceral and liberated texts. By Julian Cowley - Collateral Damage: Digital media might have a lower carbon footprint, but they’re not resource-free, argues Phil England. - Global Ear: Seoul – South Korea - Epiphanies: When Richard King needed a miracle, he found it in a black-hole arena, as The Grateful Dead made time elastic with “Dark Star”
340 Jun. 2012	R Stevie Moore (the low vision of)	Annea Lockwood (divinig music from the elements) Bass Clef (“I believe in power of rave”) Nick Colk Void Traxman Don Preston Flying Nun Ruth Ewan (cross plataform)	Jan Jelinek (by Alexander Samuels)	- Collateral Damage: How to navigate the new digital routes between African music and Western listeners, asks Brian Shimkovitz - Global Ear: Kingston - Epiphanies: A precarious, rocky encounter early one morning on the beach of an island in the Indian Ocean gave Mira Calix a new insight into time, movement and change.
341 Jul. 2012	LOW END THEORIES The Wire responds to bass	Featuring 75 monumental bass experiences David Toop on noises from the deep Dave Tompkins on Miami Bass Will Montgomery on low frequency pressure Joe Muggs on the society of the subwoofer   Fushitsusha Duane Pitre Laetitia Sadier on Blondie Ian Rawes (cross plataform)	Reinhold Friedl	- Collateral Damage: Mixtape giveaways on hiphop blogs allow major labels to cherrypick rap talent, claims Andrew Nosnitsky - Global Ear:Istanbul - Epiphanies: Recounting a string of epiphanies, from Blondie via English indie noise to alchemical Tropicália, Laetitia Sadier channels the physical sensations of music into sacred dimensions
342 Ago. 2012	Ariel Pink The coming of the beta male	The multidimensional woman Nina Power meets Maria Minerva An Afro-jazz odyssey Val Wilmer encounters Buddy Pipp Kassem Mosse Peter Ablinger Mark Fisher on Roxy Music Dani Gal (cross plataform)	Peter Cusack	- Global Ear: Bamako – Mali - Epiphanies: The Wu-Tang Clan’s early 1990s audio dynamite set off a chain of explosions in novelist TM Wolf’s head
343 Set. 2012	Josephine Foster The country life and folk trails	Lol Coxhill Patrick Strickland (cross plataform) Penny Rimbaud & Gee Vaucher (Life after Crass) Robert Hood (The mnml life) Terence Dwyer	Terror Danjah (Life of Grime)	- Global Ear: Montreal – Canada - Epiphanies: Nick Richardson recalls the year he blew his mind by joining de dots between Xenakis, Lasse Marhaug nad Hototogisu
344 Out. 2012	Flying Lotus	Laurie Spiegel (The computer music pioneer retraces the buzzing circuitry of New York’s 1970s electronic music scene. By Frances Morgan.) Pelt Aldo Tambellini (cross plataform)	John Butcher	- The Wire Tapper 30 – Free 20 track CD - Global Ear: Hanoi – Vietnam - Collateral Damage: As formats become obsolete, sound archivists must rethink how we preserve audio, says Will Prentice - Epiphanies: Buying a pair of stiletto heels, joining a rockabilly group, and meeting David Bowie: William Basinski spools through a loop of formative experiences.
345 Nov. 2012	(Peter) Brötzmann	Niney The Observer Stuart Wynn Jones Postwar Optophonic Pioneers In the UK in the 1950s, an anonymous band of cine camera hobbyists and tape recorder enthusiasts was busy conducting DIY experiments in electronic sound. Stuart Wynn Jones was one of the most ingenious of these obscure amateur avangardists, an advertising executive whose homemade animated films and opto-acoustic soundtracks help fill out the history of postwar electronic Music. By Ian Helliwell. (6 pgs.) Beatrice Gibson (cross plataform) Robin The Fog (Bites)	Loren Connors & Suzanne Langille	- The Primer – A user’s guide to Brötzmann’s sprawling catalogue of solo and collaborative recordings. By Daniel Spencer. Interview – by David Keenan. - Global Ear: Basque Country – Spain. - Epiphanies: Hearing Krzyztof Penderecki’s orchestral works up close forced Jonny Greenwood to accept the irreconciliable musical differences between recorded and live music.
346 Dez. 2012	Scott! (Scott Walker) By Mike Barnes	Jonas Mekas (cross plataform) (Peter) Brötzmann Redux Hacker Farm (Wyrd sounds from the West Country – Matthew Ingram visits Hacker Farm HQ and meets a motley crew of electronic musicians and culture jackers including Farmer Glitch, Kek-W, IX Tab and Kemper Norton) David S Ware	Pinch	- Global Ear: Mexico City - Epiphanies: Who said black women can’t rock? Canadian writer Laina Dawes recalls how The Family Stand and Skunk Anansie gave her the confidence to enter an aggressive Metal Arena
347 Jan. 2013	Rewind 2012 The Year In Underground Music Charts Reflections Analyses	Madge Gill (cross plataform)	Bryan Ferry (by Michael Bracewell)	- Global Ear: Christchurch – New Zealand - Drummer Charles Hayward recalls how a series of childhood experiences introduced him to the sounds of the interzone
348 Fev. 2013	Oneohtrix Point Never	Studio For Electro-Instrumental Music (STEIM – Will Montgomery meets the wired alumni of Amsterdam’s STudio for Electro-Instrumental Music, currently in its fifth decade of sonic innovation) Joshua Abrams Cara Tolmie (cross plataforma)	Ricardo Villalobos (by Alexander Samuels)	- Global Ear: Tilisi – Georgia - Epiphanies: The Creative tension between Karlheinz Stockhausen and Pierre Schaeffer emerged from their differing attitudes to theory and practice. John Dack celebrates the transformative powers of both.
349 Mar. 2013	Mats Gustafsson	Lonnie Holley (cross plataform) Ergo Phizmiz A User’s Guide To US Hardcore	Little Annie	- The Primer: US Hardcore – The precision-drilled punk songs of Bad Brains, Black Flag, Minor Threat and more set new standards of discipline for America’s underground in the early 1980s. Peter Shapiro offers a user’s guide. - Collateral Damage: Alex Neilson finds common ground between folk music’s roots and its new digital routes - Global Ear: Tegucigalpa – Handuras - Epiphanies: From Camden Town to the Georgian Republic, Soul Jazz founder Stuart Baker recounts three incidents from a life of music salvage.
350 Abr. 2013	Jakob Ullmann	Storyboard P Ashley Paul Vicky Langan (cross plataform)	Mika Vainio (by Jennifer Lucy Allan)	- The Wire Tapper 31: Free 20 track CD - Global Ear: Tuscaloosa – Alabama – USA - Epiphanies: Patrick Lundborg experiences transcendence in Donovan’s psychedelic folk music for children
351 Mai. 2013	Wolf Eyes (The Devolution Of) As the kings of US Noise regroup with a new album, cub reporter Mar Masters traces their feral family tree through multiple side projects driven by gonzo DIY aesthetics and a hunger for sonic exploration	Morphosis Creative Music Studio (The story of Woddstock utopia where Karl Berger and Ingrid Sertso channeled Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman’s free jazz philophosies into radical musical education. By Howard Mandel) Pedro Reyes (cross plataform)	Oval (by Alexander Samuels)	- Global Ear: Ljubljana – Slovenia - Epiphanies: As a teenager, US guitarist Glenn Jones saw Hendrix, Beefheart and The Stooges live, and was spat on by Janis Joplin, but it was the music of John Fahey that really expanded his mind
352 Jun. 2013	Babble On! Decoding The Word In Underground Music (Corrupted, Cage, Fluxus, Mantras, Flyting Footwork Noise !&#@! In a 20 page special, Wire contributors assess and rethink the relationship between underground music and words, text and language. Including Rob Young on songs about themselves, Ken Hollings on Cage’s pulverized language, Derek Wamsley on dread talk, Alasdair Roberts on verbal jousting, Daniel Spicer on hip semantics, David Toop on Improv words nad gestures, Nina Power on female machine voices, Hua Hsu on vocalese, Marcus Boon on profane rappers, Rory Gibb on Footwork’s vocal science, and more	Foghorn Requiem (cross plataform)	Jaap Blonk	- Global Ear: Newcastle, NSW – Australia - Epiphanies: Amid the crumbling tenements of Budapest David Crowley is granted a private performance by exiled poet, provocateur and multi-voiced singer Katalin Ladik
353 Jul. 2013	The Dead C	A User’s Guide To Don Cherry Rashad Becker Arturas Bumsteinas Paul Metzger The Durian Brithers Ryoko Akama (cross plataform)	Pangea	- The Primer: Don Cherry – A user’s guide to navigating the borderless territory marked out by the free-ranging trumpeter. By Brian Morton - Collateral Damage: Vinyl’s resurgence should be celebrated with caution when it caters to superfans only, say Rob Sevier and Ken Shipley of Numero Group - Global Ear: Kowlon – Hong Kong. - Epiphanies: Hearing Boredoms compelled David Novak to set off on a quest to understand Japanese Noise.
354 Ago. 2013	Rob Mazurek	Meredith Monk Else Marie Pade (Anne Hilde Neset hears the extraordinary life story of Denmark’s first electronic composer, finally enjoying success at the age of 89. Circle Emma Hart (cross plataform) - Bites – Helena Hauff Anton Heyboer Marisa Anderson Sounding The Gallery Terminal Cheesecake	Jussi Lehtisalo	- The Wire Tapper 32: Free 20 track CD - Global Ear: Istanbul - Epiphanies: Asmus Tietchens on how the godlike guitar sound of The Shadows began his lifelong love of tape music.
355 Set. 2013	Bristol’s New School (Young Echo + Livity Sound)	(A User’s Guide To) Cabaret Voltaire Kazuo Imai Julia Holter on Linda Perhacs Theo Parrish on Biggie Smalls Devo de-evolved Hijokaidan de-filed Oblivian Substanshall (cross plataform) - Bites . Silkie . BiS-Kaidan . El Mahdy Jr . Hacker Farm	Christina Carter	- The Primer: Cabaret Voltaire The Sheffield group were much more than just Industrial revolutionaries and Techno innovators. Keith Moliné finds them to be always one step ahead in our user’s guide. - Global Ear: St. Louis – Missouri - The Inner Sleeve: Julia Holter on Parallelograms by Linda Perhacs. - Epiphanies: The eloquent aggression of Biggie Smalls taught college crate-digger Theo Parrish how everyday racism could feed his music.
356 Out. 2013	Matana Roberts	Shangaan Electro The Necks Charles Cohen Britt Brown on Tim Hecker Adrian Shaughnessy on ECM Ian Penman on Sly Stone White Material Malcy Duff Cave Olimpia Splendid Robin Meier & Al Momeni Robert Haigh	Nozinja	- Global Ear: Antwerp – Belgium - The Inner Sleeve: Isambard Khroustaliov on Daniel Libeskind’s End Space drawings - Epiphanies: Michael E Veal steers his way into the 21st century by following Butch Morri’s panoramic hand signals.
357 Nov. 2013	Laurel Halo (The Michigan born producer talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about Techno utopias, digital identity and making electronic music in the surveillance age.)	David Dunn Sam Shalabi Jar Moff David Medalla Magik Markers A Spell To Ward Off Darkness Hannah Sawtell (cross plataform)	Archie Shepp	- The Wire Tapper 33: Free 20 track CD. - Global Ear: Dangriga – Belize - The Innersleeve: Revenant’s Dean Blackwood on Leeds Records - Epiphanies: Novelist Stewart Home discovers Chicago House at a party full of London’s angry young men.
358 Dez. 2013	Demdike Stare (by Joseph Stannard)	Heatstick + Helm Robert Beatty (cross plataform) Laraaji Esmerine Dot Wiggin Diskotopia I Dream Of Wires (A new film documents the modular synth resurgence. By Mark Pilkington) Joe McPhee The return of Revenant Savage Pencil on Lou Reed	Maria Chavez	- Collateral Damage:  Beware of funding bodies and academics bearing gifts, their offers of support have hidden agendas, says Sam Richards. - Globar Ear: Western Russia - Inner Sleeve: Joe McPhee on his own Notion Time. Epiphanies: Producer Joe Mansfield recalls the moment he mined a hiphop classic from the depths of an unassuming funk album.
359 Jan. 2014	2013 REWIND The Year In Underground Music Charts | Reflections | Analyses	Blue Daisy Kathy Alberici	Richard Skelton	- Collateral Damage: Jazz is radical music, so why is it funded by big business? Asks Daniel Spicer - Global Ear: Copenhagen – Danmark. - The Inner Sleeve: Mark Harwood on Bobb Trimble’s Harvest Of Dreams - Epiphanies: From human conductors to electrical ones, Douglas Kahn has a lightbulb moment when considering the connections between manmade and earth energy sources
360 Fev. 2014	Jandek (Exclusive Face To Face With) (In a world exclusive, the fabled representative of Corwood Industries talks face to face for the first time. By David Keenan.	Stefan Jaworzyn Visionist Noise Above Noise Hannah Rickards (cross plataform) Roly Porter on Metalheadz David Grubbs on experimental myths	Russell Haswell	- Collateral Damage: David Grubbs argues archive recordings of experimental music distort our perception of time, space and avant garde history. Global Ear: Madeira – Portugal - The Inner Sleeve: Roly Porter on the Metalheadz logo
361 Mar. 2014	Actress	Jandek Redux Steve Lacy William Basinski’s Arcadia Carla Bozulich on Billie Holiday Gnod Specter Continous Tone Beatriz Ferreyra Arcadi (cros plataform)	Ellen Fullman	- The Primer: Steve Lacy – A user’s guide to the avant jazz strategies, soprano sax chirps and wayward art song of one of improvised music’s great iconoclasts. By Michael E Veal - Global Ear: Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia - The Inner Sleeve: Test Dept.’s Paul Jamrozy on Górecki’s Symphony No 3 Epiphanies: Strung out and flat broke in Los Angeles, Carla Bozulich is forced to sell the record that once made everything all right
362 Abr. 2014	The Ex	Early DIY Synthesists (How Practical Electronics magazine provided a hub for UK synth pioneers in the early 1970s. By Ian Helliwell) Akira Sakata Drew Daniel on Slint Mark Fisher on Sleaford Mods Maya Dunietz Club of Friends Laurence Crane The Colundi Sequence Tashi Dorji Cevdet Erek (cross plataform)	Marissa Nadler	- The Wire Tapper 24: Anthology of underground music volume 34. - Collateral Damage: Exposing Kraftwerk’s roots in R&B and jazz has implications for EDM. By Tony Herrington. - Global Ear: Rio de Janeiro – Brazil - The Innersleeve: Will Shutes on The Fugs’ Songbook - Epiphanies: Following the lieder as a Polish teenager taught Agata Pyzik how to listen for the sublime in the electronic pop music of the 1980s.
363 Mai. 2014	The Compiler (Game-Changing, Compilations, Anthologies, A-Chronicles & Lists – From Songsters & Saints to The Shinig; From monastic mixtapes to dub manifestos)	Marshall Allen Inga Copeland Eric Chenaux (cross plataform) Peanut Butter Wolf Arto Lindsay Officer! Nat Birchall Jack Ruby	Okkyung Lee (by Kurt Gottschalk)	- The Compiler: A 22 page survey of paradigm-busting compilations, anthologies, mail order lists, mixtapes and other collections - Collateral Damage: Neil Young’s Pono player simplifies the debate over digital sound. By Philip Brophy - Global Ear: Delhi – India - The Inner Sleeve: Peanut Butter Wolf on Prince’s Controversy poster - Epiphanies: Arto Lindsay takes a 12 step programme to musical enlightment
364 Jun. 2014	Ben Frost	Orphy Robinson The Electric Music Hall Takashi Makino (cross plataform) Hailu Mergia Golden Teacher Grouper on The Dead C Traxman Kasai All Stars Franck Vigroux If Wet…	Mike Heron	- Global Ear: Rome – Italy - The Inner Sleeve: Grouper’s Liz Harris on The Dead C’s Hell Is Now Love/Bone - Epiphanies: On a New York street, the midnight hour chimes for Val Wilmer
365 Jul. 2014	Yoshimi P - We	EMS at 50 8for the last 50 years Stocholm’s electronic music studio has welcomed the world’s sonic explorers. By Frances Morgan) Alan Courtis Mattin in Lagos King Britt Torturing Nurse Karen Gwyer James Toth DJ Taye International Nothing Sofia Jernberg Xeno & Oaklander	Butterz	- Global Ear: Lagos – Nigeria - The Inner Sleeve: King Britt on The Police’s Ghost In The Machine - Epiphanies: The homespun folk wisdom of a Canadian chidren’s entertainer seeded a lifelong love of song in preteen headbanger James Toth
366 Ago. 2014	St. Vincent	Lee Gamble Trevor Wishart Graham Lewis Jenny Hval Sue Tompkins Filastine Günter Schickert Sue Tompkins (cross plataform) Chrome (by David Keenan)	Bernie Krause	- The Wire Tapper: Anthology of underground music volume 35 - Collateral Damage: Crowdsourced music creates the facade of community but only serves to divide composers and listeners. By Emily Bick - The Inner Sleeve: Jenny Hval on Masayoshi Sukita’s portrait of David Bowie Epiphanies: Wire’s Graham Lewis discards a lifetime of musical memories for the sound of a slipping fan belt
367 Set. 2014	Dean Blunt	Sarah Angliss (cross plataform) Drew Mulholland Slackk Catherine Lamb Pharaoh Sanders David Rosenboom Nisennenmondai (by Joseph Stannard)	Justin Broadrick	- The Primer – Pharaoh Sanders – The freewheeling saxophonist’s career spans decades, encompassing some of free jazz’s essential recordings. Phil Freeman presents a user’s guide. - The Inner Sleeve: Jad Fair on NRBQ’s Tiddlywinks - Epiphanies: Mississippi Records founder Eric Isaacson recalls a spooky encounter while prospecting for vinyl gold in basements of dead collectors
368 Out. 2014	Robert Fripp (by Mike Barnes)	Bruce Lacey Pharmakon Adam Bohman (cross plataform) Jeremiah Cymerman Gazelle Twin Modou Moctar Lookin For The Perfect Beat	Grumbling Fur (by Joseph Stannard)	- Global Ear: Darmstadt - The Inner Sleeve: Steve Gunn on Boby Brown’s The Elightment Beam of Axanda - Epiphanies: Peter Jefferies makes an intimate connection with John Cale and his own future
369 Nov. 2014	Richard Dawson	Autechre (Remixes – A user’s guide) Alfred 23 Harth Moniek Darge (cross plataform) Kenny Wheeler Katie Gately Ascetic House Selhenter Beatrice Dillon	Cooly G	- The Wire Tapper Cd – Anthology of underground music volume 36 - The Primer: Autechre remixes – From Merzbow and Earth to LFO and Surgeon, a user’s guide to the Sheffiled duo’s radical reworkings - Global Ear: Chennai - The Inner Sleeve: Oreet Ashery on Valeska Gert’s Baby - Epiphanies: The microtonal teaching of Joe Maneri sets melody free for saxophonist Ashley Paul
370 Dez. 2014	Freedom Principles (Strategies For Liberating Sound And Music – Dutch Bubbling, Improv, Outward Bound Jazz, Karaoke, Songs of Resistance, Psychedelia, Free Rock, Plunderphonics, Trap Rap)	Eiko Ishi bashi Amarass Laura Canell Bob Cobbing Ursula Mayer (cross plataform)	Peter Zummo	- Global Ear: Shiraoi – Japan - The Inner Sleeve: Clark on Sun O)))’s Block One - Epiphanies: The siren-like voice of a theremin heard over the airwaves sent author Sean Michaels on a quest to find the players who make it sing
371 Jan. 2015	Rewind 2014 The Year In Underground Music	Rie Nakajima Mette Rasmussen Divine Styler Emeka Ogboh (cross plataform)	Alasdair Roberts	- Global Ear: Bratislava – Slovakia - The Inner Sleeve: Bob Stanley on Marianne Faithfull’s Come My Way - Epiphanies: Renée Green reflects upon sound’s unique capacity to activate memory, via home tapes, audio books and the power of song
372 Fev. 2015	Mica Levi	Hiphop Mixtapes Inside Red Bull Music Academy Novelist Senyawa Heather Phillipson	John Carpenter (by William Hutson)	- The Primer: Hiphop mixtapes – A user’s guide to the mjor playas in rap’s underground economy, from 50 Cent to Lil B. By Jack Law - Global Ear: Florence - Collateral Damage: Stewart Morgan calls on music documentary makers to sing more like their subjects - The Inner Sleeve: Peter Strickland on Organum and the New Blocaders Roze - Epiphanies: A vinyl odyssey from punk nihilism to improve illumination taught Tony Rettman the futility of categorisation
373 Mar. 2015	Carter Tutti (At Home With)	Steve Coleman Cecil McBee Sacred Tapes	Sleaford Mods	- Global Ear: Mexico City - The Inner Sleev: Alvin Curran on his Canti e Vedute Del Giardino Magnetico and Fiori Chiari, Fiori Oscuri - Epiphanies: The elemental power of a Peter Brotzmann set in an Edinburgh theatre blows Alan Warner away
374 Abr. 2015	Holly Herndon	Moondog  (Brighton) Noise Poets Isnaj Dui Radiophrenia (The Glasgow art of broadcasting. By Stewart Smith Jlin	Lightning Bolt (by Matt Krefting)	- The Wire Tapper: Anthology of underground music – volume 37 - The Primer: Moondog – A user’s guide to the music of the maverick composer who reconciled Baroque rounds with Native American rhythms. By Dave Mandl - Global Ear: The Hague – Netherlands - The Inner Sleeve: Bruce McClure on Big Brother And The Holding Company’s Cheap Thrills - Epiphanies: From Cage’s scores to Korean calligraphy, Philip Corner scrolls through a lifetime of musical revelations
375 Mai. 2015	Roscoe Mitchell & The AACM At 50	Tyondai Braxton Legowelt Harry Bertoia Sam Belinfante Bridget Hayden & Claire Potter Chris Hladowski Brood Ma Martin Hannett (The invisible hand, by Ian Penman)	RP Boo	- Global Ear: United Arab Emirates - The Inner Sleeve: Mutamassik on Muhal Richard Abrams’s Lifea Blinec - Epiphanies: Confronted with the endless possibilities of a modular synth, Tyondai Braxton learns to lose the control
376 Jun. 2015	Deep Cover – Aliases, Pseudonyms & Alter Egos	Organum Sun Araw Palace DJ SS Clint Eastwood + Others Erikoisdance Kara-Lis Coverdale Mikhail Karikis Nduduzo Makhathini and Tumi Mogorosi	Eugene Chadbourne	- Global Ear: Hanoi – Vietnam - The Inner Sleeve: Actress on Agnes Martin’s Untitled (1997) - Epiphanies: The ill-tempered scrawl of Pere Ubu’s Dub Housing sparked a mind riot for a teenage Jessica Hopper
377 Jul. 2015	Mark Fell	Keiji Haino (a user’s guide to) Karin Krog Crys Cole Principe Discos	Joshua Abrams	- The Primer: Keiji Haino – A user’s guide to the vast discography of Japan’s black clad mystery man. By Alan Cummings) - Global Ear: Shenzhen – China - The Inner Sleeve: Ductails’ Matt Mondanile on Pacific by Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki and Tatsuro Yamashita - Epiphanies: Techno’s necessary repetition of chaotic forms birthed a new musical language for Stefan Goldmann
378 Ago. 2015	Ashtray Navigations & the psychedelic sound of Yorkshire	Flying Saucer Attack & other Bristol UFOs (Bristol UFOs As guitarist David Pearce returns after 15 years in the wilderness with a new Flying Saucer Attack album, he and members of Movietone, Crescent and Third Eye Foundation tell the story of the West Country’s cosmic reverse. By Joseph Stannard Ornette Coleman Ka Mikael Seifu Charlotte Prodger Pere Ubu	Mark Perry	- The Primer: Yorkshire Psychedelia Frances Morgan takes a trip through the essential catalogue of Ashtray Navigations and fellow seekers Vibracathedral Orchestra, Astral Social Club and more - The Wire Tapper: Anthology of underground music volume 38 - Global Ear: Lodz – Poland - The Inner Sleeve: Karen Gwyer on Florence Foster Jenkins’s The Glory (????) Of The Human Voice - Epiphanies: The elemental rhythms of Haitian rara bands, English church bells and beating swans’ wings put Leah Gordon in touch with the sublime
379 Set. 2015	Julia Holter (Into the wilderness)	Blurt Music With My Insane Friend Ramzi Khyam Allami Paul Matzger Helena Hauff Jerusalem In My Heart Yanomami shamans Iain Chambers Kink Gong 808	Arnold Dreyblatt	- Global Ear: Lima – Peru - The Inner Sleeve: Klara Lewis on Micachu’s Feeling Romantic Feeling Tropical Feeling III - Epiphanies: A concert by a legendary Lebanese singer proves you don’t have to make records to be remembered, finds Jerusalem In My Heart’s Radwan Ghazi Moumneh
380 Out. 2015	Hieroglyphic Being & the Ankh of Sun Ra	Marshall Allen Gilles Peterson Art Yard Kristin Hersh Visonist Heatsick Storm Bugs Ernest Berk (Original EDM) (Following his flight from the Nazis, the DIY musique concrete pioneer drew connections between experimental composition and modern dance. By Ian Kelliwell)	Randall Dunn (Metal master)	- Collateral Damage: Unsound’s Matt Schulz asks how festivals can stay true to their roots in a curatorial age. - Global Ear: Budapest - Hungary The Inner Sleeve: Heatsick on Craig David’s Born To Do It - Epiphanies: Moments of presence and absence compel Kristin Hersh to consider the fragile but persistent nature of song.