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Baker's Dozen
Marking A Time: Ghetts’ Favourite Albums
As Ghetts releases his new album Ghetto Gospel - The New Testament, the London-based rapper guides Tara Joshi through 13 favourite records, from Michael Jackson to Jay-Z, Tupac, Notorious BIG and those closer to home including Kano and Klashnekoff
Black Sky Thinking
Junk Shop Classical on Beethoven’s Grosse Fuge: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP
Beethoven’s Grosse Fuge is one of the most extreme pieces of music ever written, in any genre. A visionary work that only began to make sense in the 20th century, asks Phil Hebblethwaite, or a cacophonous duff that betrays a disturbing truth about a highly complex man?
Anniversary
Did Orangeism Pave The Way For The Atom Bomb? I Am Kurious Oranj At 30
Mark E Smith shared an artistic vision with William Blake, says Alex Weston-Noond and The Annotated Fall online resource of the group's (oft overlooked) tenth album, but its real power lies in the way it deals with more standard themes of politics and breakup
Black Sky Thinking
Why Gaming Is An Art Form That Belongs In A Gallery
As the Victoria & Albert Museum host a major exhibition of gaming, Zoheir Beig celebrates the thwacking of the big final level baddy called snobbery and the increasingly widespread acceptance of it as an art form in its own right
A Quietus Interview
I Would Love For Someone Super Racist To Review Me: JPEGMAFIA Interviewed
Ahead of his appearance at Le Guess Who? festival in Utrecht, left-field US rapper JPEGMAFIA talks to Tara Joshi about journalism, Throbbing Gristle and his forthright track, ‘I Cannot Fucking Wait Until Morrissey Dies’
Black Sky Thinking
Faggamuffins Step Out: Why Queering Carnival Matters
In a possibly world first, this weekend's Hackney Carnival will host the Faggamuffin Bloc Party sound system entirely run by and featuring queer people of colour. Virginia Wilson explains why this exciting new development is so personally and politically important
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