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The Guardian's head rock and pop critic Alexis Petridis takes the helm for a new-look Music Weekly. Joined by music writer Rosie Swash and a roster of top Guardian and Observer critics, Alexis introduces an eclectic range of interviews and live tracks from new and established artists. Plus, don't miss Singles Club, our review of the best new releases. Available to download every Friday.
A dubstep special featuring Skream and Mount Kimbie, plus a Singles Club that is decidedly dubstep freeRosie SwashPeter SaleEmma WarrenDan Hancox
Alexis and Rosie are joined by Malik Meer, editor of The Guardian Guide. They discuss Katy B, Gyptian and Kisses in Singles Club and new Domino signing Chief stop by to play a live track. Rosie...
Rosie Swash talks to Dan Snaith of Caribou about Ethiopian music, mathematics and touring with Fourtet.Rosie Swash
DJs and artists tell us why house music rules in the townships and cities of the rainbow nationRosie SwashPeter Sale
Phil and Paul Hartnoll on how their 1994 Glastonbury performance opened the way for dance music at the festival. Plus Rosie Swash, Tim Jonze and Dorian Lynskey review the best bits of this year's...
Highlights from Saturday's festival, and what to look forward to on Sunday, plus Jake Shears from the Scissor Sisters on why the festival is so special for him; Tinie Tempah on UK hip-hop; Bassekou...
Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett of Gorillaz on stepping into U2's shoes, Kele Okereke on going it alone without Bloc Party, and the man behind the festival supply stall Joe BananaAlexis...
As the festival celebrates its 40th anniversary, Alexis Petridis, Rosie Swash and Tim Jonze reflect on classic Glastonbury performances, and look ahead to who will be big this yearAlexis...
Canadian rapper Drake tells us about his soul-searching new album. Plus, New York duo Sleigh Bells on how a chance meeting resulted in their high volume electro-popAlexis PetridisRosie SwashCaspar...
The Swedish singer tells us why she's releasing three albums this year. Plus, MJ Cole is back with a new take on UK garageAlexis PetridisRosie SwashDorian Lynskey
We're on the road with Stornoway, who reveal a surprising rock'n'roll lifestyle and play a track for us. Plus, Californian musician Tune-Yards talks about singing in SwahiliAlexis PetridisRosie...
The US alt-rockers explain how they deal with stage fright. Plus, Californian band Princeton treat us to a live trackRosie SwashAlex NeedhamPeter SaleWill Dean
Kelis explains how cookery inspired her return to music. Plus, Sleigh Bells feature in Singles Club and Brighton soul sensation Andreya Triana plays an exclusive live trackRosie SwashKitty...
James Murphy explains why the cassette tape was the real catalyst for the music industry's problems. Plus, Matthew Herbert tells us how he overcame his fear of singingAlexis PetridisRosie SwashAlex...
Unkle tell us about giving up their nocturnal lifestyle to make new album Where Did the Night Fall. Plus, rejoice as we welcome back ... The Feature With No NameAlexis PetridisPeter SaleMichael...
The former Beta Band member on why all men secretly love pop. Plus, we go behind the scenes at Moshi Moshi RecordsAlexis PetridisPeter SaleRosie SwashTim Jonze
Kid Sister tells us about fusing hip-hop with the sounds of Chicago's dance clubs and Pepa from influential all-girl rap group Salt N Pepa explains what's wrong with female rappers todayAlexis...
Teen sensation Paramore talk to us about world domination and not letting the haters get them down, and we remember Malcolm McLaren with the help of Sylvain Sylvain from the New York DollsAlexis...
We chat to folktronica band Tunng, hear an exclusive session track from Broken Bells and review new music from MGMT, Tracey Thorn and Fang IslandRosie SwashAlexis PetridisAlex NeedhamPeter Sale
We speak to Laura Marling about her acclaimed new album, I Speak Because I Can. Plus, meet Berlin-based, jazz-electronica label, Sonar KollektivAlexis PetridisRosie SwashDorian LynskeyPeter...