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MAG
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WIRE 373
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"On the cover: Carter Tutti (Throbbing Gristle's most enduring partnership tells David Keenan how it is retrofitting its earliest recordings for the post-industrial era); inside this issue: Invisible Jukebox: Sleaford Mods (The Nottingham duo work their way through The Wire's mystery record selection): Cecil McBee (The veteran jazz bassist outlines the freedom principles underpinning his work with Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders and the Strata-East label); Steve Coleman (The New York saxophonist's complex compositions are getting their due, with multiple awards and an ambitious new album, writes Howard Mandel); Global Ear: Mexico City; Inner Sleeve: Alvin Curran on Edith Schloss's artwork."
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