The dystopian metal band's drummer and resident artist selects some of his standout designs

Peek inside the forthcoming publication that documents the filming of 1978’s Rockers

A selection of pictures from The Wire archives taken by the late photographer Jak Kilby

Check out a photo gallery of key players at the former live music venue. Featuring Shabaka Hutchings, Luisa Gerstein, Neue Grafik and others

A gallery of images from PTP's new book of shots from their charitable gig series

Check out a selection of images from a new monograph documenting the work of installation, sound and performance artist Anne Bean

Check out a selection of images documenting Alex Bartsch's extensive search for sleeve art locations

Check out flyers taken from Mike Pendegast’s new book Flying Over England: Rave Flyer Art Of The Early 90s

A new book of 1980s music and film ephemera documents the radical creativity of Hungary's 'Infernal Golden Age' in the shadow of communist rule

Check out the Neuzeit Tarot of Swiss painter Walter Wegmüller, as featured in The Wire 404

A book of graphic scores has been released by Inpatient Press, featuring work by Lea Bertucci, Eli Keszler, Aki Onda, Zeena Parkins and others

Ghostnotes is hiphop photographer B+'s mid-career retrospective, featuring over 200 images of hiphop artists and those that influenced them. Check out a selection of images from the book

Peter King has been custom-making records from his South Island home in New Zealand for over three decades. Take a look at his home-cum-studio space. Photos by Max Doyle

Composer, performer and band leader Anton Lukoszevieze shares a series of graphic scores, each of which takes its title from a Lithuanian place name

To celebrate our 400th issue, Derek Walmsley trawls through 35 years of insightful, inciteful and even infightful correspondence from musicians in our monthly Letters page, whose gladiatorial appeal is described by David Keenan in an essay for The Wire 400.

This month artist and musician Geraldine Swayne will hold an exhibition in London featuring portraits of a young Lydia Lunch and more

A new photobook documents the Ethiopian saxophonist’s long life in music, from early government ensembles such as The Municipality Band all the way through to The Ex

View a selection of unpublished artwork by the French musician, visual artist and inventor whose latest album was released by Penultimate Press

Check out a selection of photos found in the monograph accompanying a new boxset documenting the pop culture explosion of West Africa's Upper Volta in the 1970s

New book on the album art and politics of Brazil's rock explosion