The fine folks over at Arthur magazine have put the entirety of the <a href="http://www.arthurmag.com/news/" target="new" >latest issue</a> online.

This is the perfect opportunity for anyone who has yet to feast on editor Jay Babcock's mighty organ to do so. It's usually available for free in the US, but remains elusive to those of us on Further shores.
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It's the consummate underground rag for the 21st century, occupying the space between <i>International Times</i> and <i>Sounds</i>, and seeing as both of those uniquely British institutions are long gone, currently exists in a world of its own. And they let me write for them! The godz must be crazy.

Issue 15 features a lengthy interview with Ben "Six Organs of Admittance" Chasny (check the <a href="www.planbmag.com" target="new">Plan B</a> site for an upcoming - um, when I've written it - live review by yrs truly), pieces on Henry Darger, Art in Troubled Times, album reviews by Thurston Moore and Byron Coley, a new regular column by Douglas Rushkoff and truckloads more.