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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.
Super-producer Mark Ronson talks about his latest project with the Rumble Strips and explains why his sister enjoys a bit of recreational waterboarding. Plus, we meet dream-pop trio School of Seven...
Music Weekly Extra: Jarvis CockerRosie SwashIain Chambers
We chat to the former Pulp singer, plus Neu! guitarist Michael Rother joins us (along with, er, music from Eurovision 2009)Paul MacInnesRosie SwashMichael HannIain ChambersPaul Lester
The Manics' Nicky Wire shares his memories of Richey Edwards with us, and we chat to electroclash artist TigaPaul MacInnesRosie SwashTim JonzeCaspar Llewellyn SmithIain Chambers
Canadian electroclash DJ Tiga talks to Paul MacInnes about Twitter, the rich and famous, and his new album, Ciao!Paul MacInnesIain Chambers
Tim Jonze speaks to Nicky Wire of Manic Street Preachers about using Richey Edwards's lyrics for the band's new album, Journal for Plague LoversTim JonzeIain Chambers
Gallic dance-rockers Phoenix are our main guests, while Paul Smith from Maximo Park pops in to express his love of 60s folkie Anne BriggsPaul MacInnesRosie SwashIain Chambers
The Blur guitarist reveals why the band are still having trouble 'looking each other in the eye'. Plus, we journey into electronica with the FieldPaul MacInnesRosie SwashIain Chambers
The pop whizkid chats to us about making music (and sandwiches). Plus, we chat to Damien Hirst's favourite band the HoursPaul MacInnesRosie SwashIain ChambersTim Jonze
The full interview with the crazy-fringed pop maverickTim JonzeIain Chambers
The New York art-punks reveal what it's like to have Kanye West leak your album. Plus, we chat to London rap sensation Speech DebellePaul MacInnesRosie SwashTim JonzeIain Chambers
Rosie Swash and Tim Jonze hear from Erasure's Andy Bell about life in one of the finest synth-pop groups of the 1980sRosie SwashTim Jonze
Natasha Khan tells us how The NeverEnding Story inspires her music. Plus, we speak to Andy Bell, the singing half of synth-pop duo ErasurePaul MacInnesIain ChambersRosie SwashTim Jonze
We hear from Jimi Goodwin on why it's taken four years for Doves to make their long-awaited return. Junior Boys tell us about their happy accidents and we review new music from the Horrors and...
Dan Deacon's electronic wizardy and the Shakespearean rock of Titus Andronicus ... it's time again for the banquet of sound that is Music WeeklyPaul MacInnesIain ChambersMichael HannTim JonzeRosie...
Music Weekly Extra: Pet Shop BoysPaul MacInnesIain Chambers
Fifty million records sold and a generation of artists influenced. We talk to synth-pop masters Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe ahead of their tenth studio albumRosie SwashPaul MacInnesLuke Bainbridge
London trio the Invisible drop in to discuss making music out of doors and dogs, and stick around to play us a tune. Plus, should the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have 'gone dance'? We have a massive fight (ie...