Wire Magazine Issue 462 (August 2022) Saul Williams

Wire Magazine Issue 462 (August 2022) Saul Williams Inside this issue:Saul Williams: The US poet, vocalist and actor has long set the power of language against colonialism. Now he pours this audiovisual experience into cinema with the Afrofuturist epic Neptune Frost. By Neil KulkarniLaura Cannell: The rich possibilities of medieval and early music provide the impetus for the UK instrumentalist’s prolific output. By Louise GrayAlan Skidmore: Taking in encounters with Elvin Jones, Art Blakey and Sonny Rollins, the lifelong career of the UK tenor saxophonist reads like a fever dream of hanging with the international jazz set. By Daniel SpicerInvisible Jukebox: Bob Mould: Will The Wire’s mystery record selection push the influential US guitarist and songwriter beyond the threshold? Tested by Rob TurnerUnlimited Editions: CortizonaUnofficial Channels: Rāga JunglismCheri Knight: The rediscovered US composer sings the body electric. By Claire BiddlesJoe Rainey: Ojibwe vocalist locates pow wow