Josh Baines

An alphabetically ordered anthology stretching from anchovies to veal, Simon Hopkinson’s ‘Roast Chicken and Other Stories’ was the first book that made me want to cook.

Turns out there's a term for when you're lying awake at 3AM and your inner voice won't stop saying "Waitrose and Partners" over and over.

By someone who also can't really stand festivals yet goes to them anyway. I know, it's complicated – as you'll see.

Thirty-five years on from its publication, Nora Ephron’s semi-autobiographical novel is an all-too-human declaration of gustatory independence.

By hearing the same songs over and over, we enter a daydream: one expertly detailed with the nuanced pains and pleasures of life.

As the label imprint turns ten, we asked a few key players and producers to tell us about the records that have made NS what it is.

We caught up with the provocative French novelist before the release of his incendiary new book 'History of Violence'.

This who you were, who you are, and who you'll become.

From DJ Fanny to Inflatable Führer, here's the official worst of the worst when it comes to DJ monikers.

“Get your gun fingers ready for the launch of the rowdiest brunch this side of the Watford Gap.”

In conversation with one of the most influential musicians of the 20th and 21st centuries.

How the multigenre group turned the sound of London's changing club scene into an effervescent album.