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Harrying Of The Norse: Laibach Live In Oslo

Roy Wilkinson heads to the Norwegian capital and examines Laibach's political obfuscation and explorations of nationalism against the context of the pleasingly strange Ultima Festival. Photo by Ultima festival / Henrik Bec

Gum Takes Tooth

Mirrors Fold

Crashes, Bangs and Quarries: An Interview With The The Radiophonic Workshop

Ahead of their curating of Jersey's Branchage film festival and their site-specific performance on the island on the 28th of September, Colm McAuliffe sits down with the legendary Radiophonic Workshop to discuss their long, strange history.

The Next Eternity: Elijah & Skilliam Interviewed

Ahead of their Jamz Roller Disco this weekend, Lauren Martin meets the Butterz founders and Rinse FM DJs to talk about their label, global recognition and carving a space for grime in 2014

Interpol

El Pintor

Mind Over Matter: The Quietus’ Survey Of Modern European Psychedelia

In our latest extended list feature, the Quietus staff and writers select a mighty list of the best, brightest and weirdest psychedelic music currently emerging from Europe. Lock the doors, shutter the windows, spark up a Bristol cone and prepare to be turned inside out...

Ryan Adams

Ryan Adams

Shellac

Dude Incredible

In Pole Position: Jon Hassell Interviewed

Daniel Patrick Quinn interviews Jon Hassell about his long overdue book The North And South Of You and recent reissues of his music

Optrex For Your Third Eye: What Does Psychedelia Mean In 2014?

John Doran wonders if there are any rules as to what makes a modern song psychedelic, or is it simply in the (third) eye of the beholder? With Spotify list of mind-warping office favourites from the history of the Quietus

Richard Pinhas & Oren Ambarchi

Tikkun

Gut Nose

Filthy City

The Jesus Of Uncool Is Risen: ELO Live, By Simon Price

Simon Price has written some beautiful words about this year's significant musical live returns. But, he says, the unfairly derided ELO playing the BBC's Prom in Hyde Park was the one that'd get the tears flowing

Shadows In A Two-Way Mirror: Call Super Interviewed

With the Berlin-based producer's lovely, exploratory debut album Suzi Ecto just released, Rory Gibb catches up with Call Super's JR Seaton to discuss the inspirations behind the LP and why ambiguity is a potent political force

Dwellings & Druss

Level 3

Thirty Years On: Depeche Mode’s Some Great Reward Revisited

Our man in Orange County, Ca, Ned Raggett gives us his Stateside view of another classic UK album… this time, Depeche Mode's fourth LP

Noel Gardner’s Straight Hedge XI: Punk & Hardcore Reviewed

Celebrate! Noel Gardner is back with more punk and hardcore reviews and discusses the punk rock/ drinking scrumpy/ washing machine on a 30 degree spin cycle interface

Total Control

Typical System

Cultural Cross-Fertilisation: Poor But Sexy Reviewed

Rhian E. Jones examines Agata Pyzik's generation-spanning cultural and political exploration of the exchange between Eastern and Western Europe in her book Poor But Sexy

Short Fiction: ‘Northern Equinox’ By Max Dunbar

New writing this week comes to you via Leeds in the guise of new short fiction by writer and editor Max Dunbar

An Unflinching Gaze: Tore Renberg’s See You Tomorrow

Stephanie Boland gets stuck in to Knausgårdian compatriot Tore Renberg's most recent work, See You Tomorrow, finding a different kind of realism to that of his long-term friend: something altogether more human

Samurai Of The Beholder: Kurosawa’s Legacy Reassessed

With the Blu-Ray box set of Kurosawa's influential Samurai films available now, David Moats analyses the director's influence on Hollywood and wonders whether it could have been very different

Esben And The Witch

A New Nature

Earth

Primitive And Deadly

Vital Gateway: Hyperdub 10 At Corsica Studios Reviewed

Christian Eede takes stock of the multi-faceted London label as they mark a decade of operations with a line-up matching Dean Blunt and Jessy Lanza's songs to quaking-bass DJ sets from Kode9, Scratcha DVA and more

Blank Generation: Jim Jarmusch’s Permanent Vacation

With the BFI's Jim Jarmusch season underway Michael Wojtas has a look back at the director's 1980 feature debut

Pulling The Hard Stance: An Interview With Prostitutes

With the release of James Donadio's hyperbolic EP Nouveauree this week, the man behind the Prostitutes moniker talks Cleveland, track naming and defying expectations

Adrian Rew

Slot Machine Music Vol. 1 (Reissue)

Separate The Game From The Truth: Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready To Die

On March 10, 1997, Angus Batey was due to interview Biggie Smalls, a conversation that never took place after the rapper was fatally shot a day earlier. Here, he takes an in-depth look at the "masterpiece" that was the debut album from the hip-hop luminary

Joel Gion

Apple Bonkers

English Heretic

The Underworld Service

Rustie

Green Language