The Sisters Of Mercy's Ben Christo: My life in 12 songs By Mark Andrews The Sisters Of Mercy guitarist talks us through the songs that shaped his love of – and life in – the goth rock icons
An interview with Andrew Eldritch: 'I don’t regret anything, but I’m sure other people regret stuff where I was present' By Mark Andrews The Sisters Of Mercy frontman Andrew Eldritch joins us for an in-depth chat about a lifetime in his band, new music and how to get a spot on Strictly
Mick Harvey: Birthday Parties, Bad Seeds and a life in 12 songs By Mark Andrews From The Birthday Party to the Bad Seeds and PJ Harvey Mick, Harvey has spent more than 40 years shaping alternative music's template. Here, he picks 12 records which define his career
The Cramps, the Gun Club and the Bad Seeds: Kid Congo Powers on his greatest moments By Mark Andrews Kid Congo Powers played guitar for The Gun Club, the Cramps and the Bad Seeds. He picks the 12 records that define his 40 years making music
Sisters, wizards and boozing with Lemmy: An Interview with The Mission's Wayne Hussey By Mark Andrews He might have inspired Harry Potter – but that's nothing compared to the rest of his story. The Mission's Wayne Hussey talks us through his revealing new autobiography...
The 25 Best Sisters Of Mercy Songs By Mark Andrews Andrew Eldritch is 60 years old this week. To mark the occasion, Louder picks the best tracks from The Sisters of Mercy, Leeds’ own industrial groove machine
“I’m a Bit of an Awkward Bastard”: an interview with Gang Of Four's Andy Gill By Mark Andrews Content includes: fighting nazis, his love of Free, why the Chili Peppers gave him a shit in a pizza box and even some stuff about music...
Trump, ageing and the power of rock'n'roll: An interview with Jon Spencer By Mark Andrews Ladies and gentlemen: the fabulous Jon Spencer on his new solo album, his most groovy past and the 'orange piece of shit' and 'stupid men that run the United States of America'
You Only Live Twice: An Interview With The Scientists By Mark Andrews They toured with the Sisters of Mercy and Siouxsie and occasionally featured members of PiL and Motorhead. Now Aussie swamp rockers The Scientists are back and asking themselves, "How the fuck did we not make it?"
