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Twisted Metal: Todd On The Importance Of Noise

Ben Hewitt finds out that Todd want to cover La Roux in tomato sauce. It is, after all, the only language she understands

The Low Anthem

Oh My God, Charlie Darwin

Solipsism Syndrome: Duncan Jones’ Debut Moon Reviewed

Bowie's son Duncan Jones' first feature _Moon_ eschews flashy effects and budget, instead drawing inspiration from the atmospheric and philosophical sci-fi films of the 1970s and '80s. Dean Sobers wonders if it can become more than the sum of its reference points

Reverend And The Makers

A French Kiss In The Chaos

‘The Death of Bunny Munro’: An Extract from Nick Cave’s Latest Novel

The first chapter of Nick Cave's second blast of fiction

Sonic Router 004 – A Dubstep Column For July

Never Mind The Mercury Prize: Here’s The Quietus’ Jovian Bow Shock Award

It took a pot of tea to come up with a better list than the Mercury Prize. Who'll be taken out for a pizza come September?

a-ha

Foot Of The Mountain

The Rolling Stones: The Gospel According To The Glimmer Twins

In 1976 The Rolling Stones were still raging hard and released the sun scorched and rum sodden Black And Blue (which was reissued recently). Barbara Charone spent a few days with them and the result was this classic feature for Sounds

That Fucking Tank

Tanknology

Billy Childish

Archive From 1959

Siouxsie Sioux Interviewed: The Banshees And The BBC

Siouxsie Sioux chats to John Doran about banging heads with rock bores and the importance of having glitter in your pocket

VV Brown

Travelling Like The Light

Wilco

Wilco (The Album)

Cornershop’s Tjinder Singh On The Britisher’s Cup Of Tea

Our Quietus At Leisure series continues with Tjinder Singh lamenting the decline of the relaxed art of tea drinking

The Scene That Calibrates Itself: Neo Shoegazers Engineers Interviewed

All hail the blissful return of Engineers. John Doran shares a cuppa with Mark Peters to discuss Three Fact Fader

Bill Laswell’s Method Of Defiance

Nihon

Catherine AD On Latitude & The Dangers Of Kookiness

Killswitch Engage

Killswitch Engage

Double Bubble: Supersonic Previewed – Goblin Interviewed

Our favourite extreme music festival - Supersonic - is almost here. We look forward to the treats in store and Jimmy Martin talks to Italian psych/prog horror legends Goblin

A Family Affair: Claire Denis’ 35 Shots Of Rum Reviewed

Legendary auteur Claire Denis' intimate portrait of a Parisian family is that rare film with a mostly black cast that doesn't make race its focus. Antoinette Fernandez examines the triumphs and pitfalls of this little gem

Bill Laswell Interviewed: Bass. How Low Can You Go?

Prior to his appearance at Montreux Jazz Festival, John Doran caught up with Bill Laswell in New York and uncovered some surprising information about Def Leppard . . .

On Some Faraway Beach: The Life and Times Of Brian Eno Reviewed

Author Wilson Neate casts an eye over the new edition of the biography of the aerodynamic sound doctor

Arthur And Martha

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The Dead Weather

Horehound

Jeepster

What If All The Rebels Died

Bad Seed Warren Ellis On Smartening Up

As the Bad Seeds take to Latitude, violinist and guitarist Warren Ellis talks shoes, socks and beards. You don't want to be a mod, he tells the Quietus. Warren Ellis pic courtesy Warren Ellis.

Black Sabbath – The Unholy Trinity And The Birth Of Heavy Metal

As Black Sabbath, Paranoid and Master Of Reality get the reissue treatment, John Doran revisits them and the birth of heavy metal

Bizzy B

Retrospective

Bombay Bicycle Club

I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose

Half Man Half Biscuit – SEOing The HMHB Back Catalogue

Beyond Bruno: Hollywood v The Fashion Industry

As Sacha Baron Cohen's _Bruno_ hits cinemas, our Man in LA, Battleship Pretension's David Bax, talks about Hollywood's numerous flirtations with the fashion industry and what these films say about Tinseltown