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Tyondai Braxton

Central Market

Branchage Festival Preview: Amiina On The Animation of Lotte Reiniger

Icelandic Sigur Ros collaborators Amiina will be soundtracking the films of animator Lotte Reiniger at this weekend's Branchage International Film Festival. Maria Sigfúsdóttir tells us more

We Travel To North Atlantic Waters To Talk To Faroe Islander Teitur

Earlier this year the Quietus voyaged to the Faroes and the G! Festival to talk to the amiable islander Teitur, whose new album _All My Mistakes_ is out next week

Zomby

One Foot Ahead Of The Other

Moose

. . . XYZ

Warp 20 Box Set Review: A Document Of Evolution From The City of Steel

Noel Gardner explores _Warp 20_'s comprehensive but well-crafted anniversary box set

All Tomorrow’s Parties The Film Reviewed: The Triumph Of The Fans

All Tomorrow's Parties is a innovative documentary culled from found-fan-footage featuring great performances, but Robert Barry asks if it faithfully capture the spirit of the festival we all love

Girls

Album

Basement Jaxx

Scars

The Flaming Lips Embryonic Review & Wayne Coyne On Its Birth

Richard Hawley

Truelove's Gutter

Yoko Oh Yes! Ms Ono Speaks About Peace, Pop And Computer Games

Some of us may be surprised at just how good _Between My Head And The Sky_, the new album by the Plastic Ono Band, actually is. Not Carol Clerk, who met up with Yoko to talk about her music and peace projects . . .

LCD Soundsystem

45:33 Remixes

OMO

The White Album

The Cult

Love (reissue)

Black Sabbath – Garry Mulholland’s Punk Eye View Of Vol. 4 Onwards

For his first feature length piece for the Quietus, Garry Mulholland recalls Black Sabbath from a punk rock metal outsider's perspective

Times New Viking

Born Again Revisited

Down To Earth Memory Tapes Not Desperate For Attention

Ian Brown Interview: Finding The Other Side Of King Monkey

Ian Brown is back with an album which he describes as his best ever – but if you’re expecting a barrage of scally Manc arrogance and threats to cut The Quietus’ hands off, you’re mistaken. Joel McIver pulls back the curtain and reveals the hidden side of King Monkey

Shafiq Husayn

Shafiq En A-Free-Ka

Dieter Moebius

Kram

Magick and Me: Blondie’s Gary “Valentine” Lachman on the Occult

Former Blondie bassist and world expert on the occult Gary Lachman talks to David Moats about participating in rituals, Mick Jagger's flirtations with magick, the Freemasons, and why there's more to the occult than being a drug fiend like Aleister Crowley

A Pavement Interview: Terror Twilight, Radiohead, & Going Overground

As Pavement announce their reunion, Rock's Backpages and the Quietus revisit Barney Hoskyns' 1999 feature, written during the recording of final album _Terror Twilight_

Geoff Barrow Interview: Invada Festival, Bristol & Being Too Old For Dubstep

Portishead and BEAK> man Geoff Barrow speaks to Laura Snapes about this weekend's Invada Invasion festival, and why the label "was set up to spend money and lose friends"

The Damned

Damned Damned Damned

Prefab Sprout

Let's Change The World With Music

The Strange And Frightening World Of . . . Basic Channel

Angus Finlayson is here to take the newcomer gently by the hand and to introduce them to the sublime techno frequencies of Basic Channel . . .

Tao Lin’s Shoplifting From American Apparel Reviewed

Huw Nesbitt finds Tao Lin's new novel as slick and vapid as a pair of shiny leggings from the young girl-loving fashion retailer

Sleeping States

In The Gardens Of The North

Dizzee Rascal Tongue N Cheek Reviewed Track By Track

More potential singles than Thriller? Signs of a new reggae direction? A revitalization of Big Beat? Massive Euro Trance? Dizzee Rascal has a lot to offer on his fourth album

George Pringle: New Adventures In Lo-Fi

Georgina Pringle is exactly the antidote we need to dumbed down, mockney, stage school chancerism. Darren Lee revels in her electro-vignettes

Jay-Z

The Blueprint 3