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the wire - Issue 333: November 2011
This month The Wire features DJ Rupture on the cover and in conversation with Peter Shapiro talking about post-colonial cultural hybrids and his recent version of The Shining soundtrack set in a Dubai. Also, Gang Gang Dance step up to the Invisible Jukebox, David Lynch is interviewed for the Cross Platform column, David Toop analyses The Beach Boys' 'SMiLE' sessions, and Drew Daniel of Matmos proposes a radical philosophy of "queer sound", besides all the usual reviews, listings and columns.
Wire
Mag // £4.50
"...decoding the word in underground music…from Fluxus to Footwork, John Cage to meta-pop songs.."
Wire
Mag // £4.50
Featuring an extensive feature on the mighty Wolf Eyes...
The Wire
Magazine + CD // £4.50
*Includes free Wire Tapper CD with music from Factrix, Sepalcure, Hanno Leichtmann, Eluvium, MIR and more*
Wire
Mag // £4.00
With Mats Gustafsson, Little Annie, Powell, Ergo Phizmiz and the wonderful Lonnie Holley...
Wire
Mag // £4.00
With Oneohtrix on the cover and including a really interesting article by SND's Mark Fell, plus much more.
The Wire
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Peter Brötzmann mans the cover of this months Wire. ..
Wire
Mag // £4.00
September's issue places Josephine Foster on the cover and in conversation...
Wire
Mag // £4.00
A stately-looking Earth adorn March's edition of Wire magazine...
Wire
Mag // £4.00
Based G, Lil B lords it over the Bay Bridge on the front cover of February's Wire edition...
Wire
Mag // £4.00
The annual rundown of the Wire's favourite releases of 2011, plus tonnes of genre and guest charts.
Wire
Mag // £4.00
Featuring Demdike Stare's invisible jukebox, plus more!
Wire
Mag // £4.00
Featuring one of the Wire's most striking front covers in memory; Chris Watson's face obscured by butterflies.
BIG UP
Mag // £6.99
With eatures on Tectonic label head and dubstep figurehead DJ Pinch...
WOOFAH
Mag // £4.99
Its taken forever but its been worth it - packed 4th issue featuring Untold, Hessle Audio and much more...
Magazine + CD // £5.99
