wire: september 2014

On the cover: Dean Blunt (David Keenan talks black metal, free jazz and life after Hype Williams with East London's shapeshifting samplist). Inside the issue: David Rosenboom (From brainwaves to stellar oscillations, the US composer finds sonic inspiration in all possible worlds); The Primer: Pharoah Sanders (The freewheeling saxophonist's career spans decades, encompassing some of free jazz's essential recordings); Cross Platform: Sarah Angliss (Secret histories of sound are animated by the Brighton artist's uncanny inventions); Invisible Jukebox: Justin Broadrick (The Godflesh founder feels the weight of The Wire's mystery record selection); Drew Mulholland (The Glasgow hauntologist formerly known as Mount Vernon Arts Lab resurfaces with an album of chamber music); Catherine Lamb (Patience is a virtue in the evolving tones of this Berlin based composer); Slackk (The London grime producer thinks outside the box).