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Dirty Projectors & The Curse Of Brooklyn’s Hipster Ephemera

They're this summer's most talked about group in certain post and zip codes, but the Dirty Projectors stand for everything that's wrong with the hipster mentality, says Mimi Haddon. Artwork by David J Moats.

Clark

Totems Flare

The Twang

Jewellery Quarter

War Over Water: July’s Guest Article From Stack Magazines

In this month's Stack guest article, we bring you Good Magazine's in depth look at the potential for conflict over water in the Indian Subcontinent

New HEALTH Album Get Color Reviewed Track-By-Track

Unblinking vision, unmatched madness, the saddest rhapsody and pure, pure rhythm – but where do you go when your first record sounded like The End Of The World . . . ending? HEALTH return.

Nachtmystium

Doomsday Derelicts

Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist and Shocking Body Horror Films

_Antichrist_'s harrowing scenes of genital mutilation have the power to shock even today's desensitised viewers. Jeremy Allen wonders if the controversy is overshadowing this sophisticated drama. Plus The Quietus collect 10 similarly shocking scenes of body horror.

Thomas Dolby

The Golden Age Of Wireless & The Flat Earth reissues

Marillion

Live Albums Reissued

Latitude Festival Review: The Quietus Gets Saucy In Southwold

The Quietus bored by Yorke but tentage to Grace Jones, Pet Shop Boys and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds at the driest wet festival of the year. Photographs by Lucy Johnston.

Al Green Interviewed: Michael Jackson, Demons & The Lord

Hazel Sheffield got to talk to soul legend Al Green recently. It's a shame there were Demons listening in

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