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Anatomy Of An Engima: An Interview With Autechre

With Autechre's new EP, 'L-event', just released, Charlie Frame catches up with the veteran electronic duo's Rob Brown to discuss music and memory, this year's sprawling 'Exai' album, and the methods and ideas that underlie each of the new EP's tracks

Laura J Martin

Dazzle Days

Äänipäa

Through A Pre-Memory

Keen On These: Tom Chaplin Of Keane’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of their greatest hits last week, the band's singer and guitarist selects the best of his record collection

Various Artists

Purple Snow: Forecasting The Minneapolis Sound

Molten Meditations: Jim Jarmusch & SQÜRL Interviewed

With their second EP just released through ATP Recordings, Manish Agarwal sits down with SQÜRL - the trio of filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, Shane Stoneback and Carter Logan - to discuss their fuzzed-out rock explorations, covering Elvis and dreaming about 'Dead Naked Hippies'

Josephine Foster

I'm A Dreamer

Uneasy Listening: An Interview With Sky Needle

Brisbane's Sky Needle are the sound of fever dreams and dehydrated desert hallucinations given physical form, churning out sickly improvisations on ramshackle home-built instruments. Sanjay Fernandes talks to the band's Joel Stern about new LP Debased Shapes and the art of self-sabotage

Various Artists

Punk 45: Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself!

The Necks

Open

Cut Copy

Free Your Mind

The Art Of The Control Freak: Juana Molina Interviewed

The Argentinian TV star turned singer-songwriter tells Erin Lyndal Martin about the evolution of her sixth album Wed 21

Knights Of Wrongness: The Strange World Of Regis & Downwards

As Downwards celebrates 20 years with an excellent compilation and new great releases from Oake and Samuel Kerridge, Luke Turner sits down with Karl O'Connor to discuss two decades of chaotic and righteous music making, from Sandra Electronics to Downwards releases, and solo work to the British Murder Boys

30 Years On: The House Of Love’s Debut Album Revisited

Ned Raggett revisits The House Of Love's debut and finds an album that's aged beautifully

Peer Review: Giancarlo DiTrapano Interviews Scott McClanahan

In the first of a series of editor-on-author interviews, Giancarlo DiTrapano of Tyrant speaks to his friend and author Scott McClanahan about life in West Virginia, respecting your audience and having (or not having) beef with George Saunders

Two Poems By: Melissa Lee-Houghton

Having previously appeared on The Quietus in Bobby Parker's first All Tomorrow's Voices column, this week's new writing comes by way of two poems from Melissa Lee-Houghton's new collection Beautiful Girls

All Tomorrow’s Voices: Dan Holloway

For his second column for The Quietus, showcasing new voices in poetry, Bobby Parker speaks to Dan Holloway about his novel in numbers, the perils of reading your work and the limitations of self-publishing

Cosmic Possibility & Utter Weirdness: Revisiting Georges Franju

With French director Georges' Franju's horror masterpiece Eyes Without A Face being screened at the BFI tomorrow night, Michael Wojtas explains why his films deserve to be seen as classics

Kerridge

A Fallen Empire

Culturally Clueless: Race, Feminism & Lily Allen’s Hard Out Here Video

Alex Macpherson is less than impressed with the exploitative and racially dubious aspects of Lily Allen's supposedly empowering 'Hard Out Here' video

Juana Molina

Wed 21

Psychic Space Gypsy – Twin’d Evenings with Hawkwind’s Nik Turner

The Mighty Thunder Rider talks to Aug Stone about Mayan gods, transvestite Mariachi strip clubs, and having a really good time

Where There’s A Will: Rockfort Reviews Nördik Impakt Festival

In his latest French music column, David McKenna visits the Nördik Impakt festival in Caen, has his mind blasted by Gesaffelstein (pictured) and ends up puzzled by latest sensation FAUVE ≠

Future Of The Left

How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident

Wooden Shjips

Back To Land

Emptyset

Recur

Gary War / Purple Pilgrims

Split

Great Hosannah! Icarus Line Live Keep Rock & Roll Rutting

All it takes is 45 minutes of The Icarus Line (and Bad For Lazarus) to restore Ben Graham's faith in rock & roll. Photos by Sam Collins

Krautmock: Sly & The Family Drone’s Psychic Demolition

"No one would forget their first Sly experience..." With their new album Unnecessary Woe released this month, Lisa Lavery reflects on Sly & The Family Drone's ongoing tug-of-war between discipline and delirious chaos

Various Artists

New Orleans Funk Volume Three

Note: Contains Spoilers for the HBO TV show Treme

Cate Le Bon

Mug Museum