The Wire 464 is out now! Copies are available from our website now and on newsstands from Thursday. Follow the link in our bio to get your copy or take out a subscription. Inside this issue... Lucrecia Dalt: The Colombian composer, musician and vocalist explores eroticism, horror and beauty via soundtracks, collaborations and solo work. By Rob Turner. Carl Stone: The Los Angeles born, Tokyo based composer reconfigures the rock/pop canon – and time itself – via dizzyingly detailed sample collages. By Emily Bick Anthony Moore: With his solo output receiving the reissue treatment, the Slapp Happy founder reflects on his journey through avant pop, stadium rock, soundtracks and composition. By Julian Cowley. Plus: Joshua Minsoo Kim on Moore’s experimental film music Invisible Jukebox: Sarathy Korwar: Will the London based drummer and bandleader find himself beaten by The Wire’s mystery record selection? Tested by Clive Bell. Unlimited Editions: Faitiche Records Unofficial Channels: Øresuus Derek Piotr: Laptop folk from the Polish-American artist. By Louis Pattison John McCowen: The US musician gets clever with the clarinet. By Peter Margasak Dez Dare: Oz wizard seeks liberation through fuzz. By Claire Biddles Global Ear: Richmond, Virginia: experimentation and anarchy in the South Eastern US. By Doug Nunnally The Inner Sleeve: The Brother Moves On’s Siyabonga Mthembu on Hugh Masekela’s Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz Epiphanies: Sarah Angliss recalls an unexpected schooling All of this plus pages of reviews of new and archive releases, music books, events and exhibitions and much more. Subscribe to receive the magazine through your letterbox each month or to read online. Cover photography by Heikki Kaski. . . . #thewiremagazine #newissue #thewire #musicmagazine #experimentalmusic #undergroundmusic #lucreciadalt #carlstone #anthonymoore #sarathykorwar #printmagazine