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Napalm Death

Time Waits For No Slave

This Heat Interview By Simon Reynolds: A Totally Wired Outtake

Plump up your cushions because we've got a (pretty) long but interesting outtake from Simon Reynolds' new book here on the cult group This Heat.

Vicky Cristina Barcelona and Bizarre Love Triangles on Film

_Don't_ call it a comeback. Dave Moats explains how Woody Allen's much hyped 'return to form' succeeds despite the filmmaker's considerable legacy hanging over the proceedings. Plus The Quietus collects 10 more bizarre love triangles captured on screen.

Erasure’s Andy Bell On Hastings Life & Selling Bread To The Cheeky Girls

In advance of the release of Erasure's _Total Pop!_, Andy Bell talks to Luke Turner about his new life in the south coast town of Hastings

Morrissey

Years Of Refusal

Kreator

Hordes Of Chaos

The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

PJ Harvey And John Parish Interviewed

In association with our friends at The Stool Pigeon, The Quietus brings you the story of how PJ Harvey met, and their latest musical collaboration

Part One: The Quietus’ Tropical Correspondent On Walking In Jakarta

The Quietus' man in Indonesia begins a new regular column explaining why, on the streets of Jakarta, people are less common than floods and randy tomcats

Spider & The Flies

Something Clockwork This Way Comes

Lux Interior Obituary And Tribute, By John Robb

November Five Explain Why They’re Both ASBO And Mensa

Soul Jazz Compilation

Fly Girls!

Who Killed Nancy? New Sex Pistols Doc Reviewed

Who killed Nancy? Who Cares? A new documentary re-opens the debate surrounding the death of Sid Vicious' infamous girlfriend in the Chelsea Hotel. Jeremy Allen is not impressed.

Saxon

Into The Labyrinth

Emmy The Great

First Love

Careful With That Axe: Pink Floyd Reappraised, By Taylor Parkes

Taylor Parkes goes behind The Wall to find Pink Floyd's post-Syd Barrett greatness in a series of live albums that showcase them at their inventive, truly progressive best

The Dandy Warhols: Taking An Independent Route When Your Label Fucks You Over

Since leaving Capitol Records, The Dandy Warhols have launched their own record label and a new art project that looks set to encompass music, art, science and literature. Courtney Taylor-Taylor reveals all

The View

Which Bitch?

Bruce Springsteen: The Best Of The Boss For One Side Of A C90

Everyone loves Bruce Springsteen. It's just not that everyone realises that they love Bruce Springsteen yet. Let David McNamee don his blue collar and explain his choices and choose the most interesting Boss covers.

Lily Allen

It's Not Me, It's You

Bruce Springsteen Attacks Quietus Scribe With Soda At Giants Stadium

Me, Balls, and The Boss. As Bruce Springsteen limbers up for this weekend's Super Bowl XLIII, Mark Eglinton remembers a soggy meeting with his idol at an American Football game

John Martyn – An Obituary And An Appreciation

Jonny Mugwump pays tribute to John Martyn, who sadly passed away on January 29th

Darren Hayman

Pram Town

These Are Powers On Bringing The Noise & Not Being A Rock Band

Former members of Liars and sundry American noise talk to Alex Denney about the genesis of pan-American trio These Are Powers

Mr Oizo

Lambs Anger

Patrick Wolf On Considering Porn & Making Britney Pop With Alec Empire

Patrick Wolf tells Luke Turner about choosing Alec Empire over Mark Ronson as he leaves Universal to go it alone with new album _Battle_

The Laughing Noam – Manufacturing Consent Revisited

An easily digestible introduction to Chompers' media theories with added '09 content and relevance. But where is the animatronic breakdancing Marshall Macluhan? asks John Doran. All pictures courtesy of the BFI

Madlib

Beat Konducta Vols. 5 & 6

Bruce Springsteen

Working On A Dream

Barney Greenway of Napalm Death Raises The Horns To Soft Rock

Napalm Death’s Barney Greenway tells Toby Cook about the pleasures of soft rock, why it won’t be playing at his funeral and what pisses him off about the genre's modern pretenders

Women

Women