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  • Thought police

    How did an art-rock band from New York become so popular? By not caring whether people liked them or not. Interpol frontman Paul Banks tells Tony Clayton-Lea about eradicating sensitivity and his quest for mental equilibrium

  • Pimp my wireless

    Does the imminent arrival of digital radio fill you with airwave apprehension? Fear not. With Jim Carroll's guide to digital radio, you can be a DAB hand at the new technology "Digital radio sets have a screen which carries information on the song, show or station"

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  • A prod from Pitchfork can give a band a bounce

    For most of the time since its launch in 1985, Spin magazine has been a successful dedicated college rock magazine. The monthly US equivalent of the NME is now, though, in a seemingly terminal decline and probably has been since the self-proclaimed chronicler of "all the music that rocks" put the very unrocky Beyoncé Knowles on its cover last year - and had a bunch of subscriptions cancelled in protest.

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