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Ahead of their show at Milan's Siren Festival next month, Stevie Chick speaks to The Messthetics as he charts their story so far ...

JR Moores casts a weary eye over a treble album of remixes, that can't quite make us forget how harrowing the source material ...

Musician artist Cosey Fanni Tutti interviews film maker Peter Strickland... and vice versa, with no interference from us.

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The latest book from the author of Biography of X is part memoir, part novel but speaks volumes about how it feels to end one ...

It always felt as if Douglas McCarthy had unfinished business with Essex. Though the Nitzer Ebb frontman spent his later ...