Radiohead drummer, Philip Selway treated Lauren Laverne to some live tracks from his solo album - 'Familial'. See the videos and photos from the session now:
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This week, Goldfrapp go a bit Teen Wolf, and tell us just how they used The Eighties as inspiration for their disco charged, dancefloor smashing, sequin encrusted return.

We look forward to the greatest electronic festival in the world, Barcelona's Sonar.

And we mark the sad passing of Big Star's Alex Chilton .

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This week, to mark the return of Orbital's 6Mix residency, we speak to Phil Hartnoll about Glastonbury without the headlamp wielding duo, and making furniture at college…

Groove Armada are also on the show, speaking about their new record, which hosts some exciting collaborations from the likes of Fenech Soler and Bryan Ferry.

Plus we take a look at the week's biggest music new, including the line up to this year's Latitude Festival.

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This week, as Jimi Hendrix's estate posthumously releases a new album by the fret wizard, we speak to his one time engineer, the legendary Eddie Kramer, about the great man.

Natalie Merchant tells us about her new concept album, and as the Gorillaz release their first album in five years, we hear from the band's mouthpiece and bass player, Murdoch Nichols.

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This week, we report form the NME Awards, and have an exclusive interview with The Arctic Monkeys about the possble sound for their new album.

We speak to prog pioneer and cosmic producer, Todd Rundgren, as he launches his new show in the UK.

And John Cale tells us about the remake of Paris 1919.

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This week, The Music Week reports from The BRIT Awards, where we caught up with Florence & The Machine, Alicia Keys, and Courtney Love told us about the relaunch of her pheonix from the ashes, Hole.

Ashley Beedle talks about his new project, inspired by Mavis Staples.

And Macca reminisces, as it is announced that Abbey Road Studios are up for sale.

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This week, Hot Chip get their fingers dusty, and start digging through their record box to find hidden and classic gems from their infamous DJ sets.

We look at the state of the music press, and speak to the most powerful editors in the business; from NME, Q and Kerrang!

We also report from the Music Producers Guild awards, where the producers of Franz Ferdinand, Florence and the Machine and Muse's latest albums were honoured.

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This week, Dangermouse returns with James Mercer of The Shins, to talk about their new project, Broken Bells. They speak about how to work as an effective writing duo.

Super cover group Hot Rats talk about the beauty of the re-version, and their favourite tracks from the album.

Plus, we welcome back Edwyn Collins as he begins writing material again after his stroke 5 years ago.

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What makes a cognitive gears tick musically when you're in the world’s biggest super group? We speak to Them Crooked Vultures about the first records they loved, what inspired them, and what's their favourite Led Zep, Nirvana and Queens of the Stone Age track.

Legendary punk historian and filmmaker Julien Temple on his latest film about the godfathers of punk Dr Feelgood.

Plus we catch up with Muse, Dizzee Rascal and Peaches backstage, Down Under at the Big Day Out Festival in Oz.

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Muse

On this week's show, we have an exclusive, in depth interview with Massive Attack. They discuss their new album 'Heligoland' and working with Damon Albarn.

We also speak to UNKLE about video games and Pharrell about the future of the Music Industry.

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