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Reviews 6

Reissue Of The Week: Happy Land

Howling At The Endless Freezing Grey: Berlin Atonal Reviewed

Cabaret Voltaire
#7885 (Electropunk to Technopop 1978 - 1985)

Cabaret Voltaire
#8385 (Collected Works 1983-1985)

John Peel’s Record Collection: ‘C’ Reviewed By Everett True

Before Cease To Exist: Throbbing Gristle’s Reissues Examined

Articles 14

Strange World Of...

The Strange World Of… Chris Watson

Chris Watson is the Sibelius of the tape recorder. Ahead of his appearance with Felicia Atkinson at Kings Place next month, Luke Turner speaks to him about twelve key points in his career from early tape experiments to recording at Chernobyl, via a founding stint in Cabaret Voltaire

Books

The Bleeps & Clonks Of Cabaret Voltaire & Sweet Exorcist

In an exclusive extract from his new book Join The Future, a history of Sheffield bleep techno, Matt Anniss details Cabaret Voltaire's conversion to club sounds and the birth of Sweet Exorcist

A Quietus Interview

Ein Kleiner Lichtzauber: Creep Show Interviewed

Living the dream with John Grant, Stephen Mallinder, Ben Edwards and Phil Winter aka Creep Show. Casting spells: John Doran

A Quietus Interview

Exploiting The Moment: An Interview With Blood Sport

They have created a new genre in aggro-beat and are splitting heads wide open on stage with their semi-improvised performances – as they release their second album, the Sheffield trio sit down with Daniel Dylan Wray

A Quietus Interview

No Commercial Value: Nigel Ayers Interviewed

Amelia Phillips speaks to Nigel Ayers, aka industrial musician Nocturnal Emissions about a lifetime of resistance

A Quietus Interview

Under My Skin: Matt Johnson Discusses Soul Mining With John Doran

Ahead of the release of the 30th Anniversary Deluxe Boxset of Soul Mining Matt Johnson talks to John Doran in a very rare interview about short wave radio, Some Bizzare and the moped that changed his life

A Quietus Interview

Communication Breakdown: An Interview With Wrangler

With the release of their debut album as Wrangler, John Doran meets Benge, Stephen Mallinder and Phil Winter to discuss technology, paranoia and the legacy of Cabaret Voltaire

A Quietus Interview

A Law Unto Themselves: World Of Twist In Their Own Words

Following the release of a re-mastered version of their first and only album, Quality Street, Jim Fry and Gordon King tell Julian Marszalek about a band out of step with the world

A Quietus Interview

Justified Fascination: Richard H Kirk Of Cabaret Voltaire Interviewed

Did Cabaret Voltaire lose their way when they lost Chris Watson? Far from it, they entered their imperial period... John Doran talks to Richard H Kirk

Things I Have Learned

Chris Watson On Recording The Music Of The Natural World

In Cabaret Voltaire, Chris Watson used tape loops and field recordings as a pioneer of industrial music. Now, he is a sound recordist for BBC nature programmes who also works on installations, films and his own albums. He speaks to Luke Turner about trying to capture the sound of the world in a very noisy modern age

A Quietus Interview

The Places That Women Like To Go To: Cabaret Voltaire & Johnny YesNo

Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire and film director Peter Care talk to John Doran about the two versions of experimental film Johnny YesNo that are getting released on DVD next week. For the extremely slow off the mark - this piece contains spoilers

A Quietus Interview

A Dime In The Hot Slot: Heaven 17 Interviewed

Later this year Heaven 17 are taking their classic Penthouse And Pavement album out on the road for its 30th birthday. John Doran chats to Martyn Ware and Glenn Gregory

A Quietus Interview

Does Right, Always Works: Richard H Kirk And The Future Of Cabaret Voltaire

Musical visionary Richard H Kirk explains to John Doran why he has resurrected the Cabaret Voltaire name to create new music but warns that nostalgia is the last thing on his mind

Books

A Caught By The River Extract: Bill Drummond’s The Penkiln Burn

An extract by Bill Drummond from Caught By The River - A Collection Of Words On Water

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 5

Baker's Dozen

Never Mind The Bootlegs: Aaron Dilloway’s Favourite Music

Aaron Dilloway picks thirteen 7"s, LPs, bootleg VHS and cassettes for his Baker’s Dozen, which veers from field recordings of bigfoot to experimental classical music from the early 20th century

Baker's Dozen

Music Waits For You: LoneLady’s Favourite Albums

From singing along with Neneh Cherry on her way to school to a lockdown obsession with Durutti Column, Julie Campbell, aka LoneLady, takes Elizabeth Aubrey through the thirteen definitive records of her life

Baker's Dozen

Stir My Teenage Soul: Karl ‘Regis’ O’Connor’s Favourite LPs

Karl O'Connor guides Luke Turner through the 13 teenage hits that made him Regis, with tales of smelling like a badger on the mail train to Brum and what happens when you get a member of Einstürzende Neubauten the wrong gravel on the way

Baker's Dozen

Not-So-Bitter Music: Ali ‘Perc’ Wells On His Favourite 13 Albums

We've sent that young rascal Tonka to interview Ali Wells about the albums that made him Perc, from Huey Lewis & The News to Pete Swanson, Aphex, and how Iron Maiden made his kick drum mockery-proof

Baker's Dozen

Nice And Sleevy: Andrew Liles’ Favourite Album Covers

The prolific multi-instrumentalist, Nurse With Wound and Current 93 collaborator and vinyl art devotee picks his top 13 LP covers, tipping his hat to Coil, Cabaret Voltaire and a quintet of dancing banjos among others

News 30

New Compilation Collects Rare ’90s UK Electronic Music

'Happy Land: A Compendium Of Alternative Electronic Music From The British Isles 1992-1996' features tracks by Cabaret Voltaire, Richard D. James and more

Inscriber Of The Future: Remembering Richard H. Kirk

Richard H. Kirk’s astonishing and audacious music inscribed the future in which we’re presently living, says David Stubbs, as he remembers the pioneering Cabaret Voltaire musician following his death aged 65

Richard H. Kirk Has Died, Aged 65

The news was confirmed by his label Mute

Cabaret Voltaire To Release New EP, ‘Shadow Of Funk’

Two accompanying albums will follow in March and April

Cabaret Voltaire Share New Track, ‘What’s Goin’ On’

Richard H Kirk releases his first Cabaret Voltaire album in 26 years next week

Cabaret Voltaire To Release First Album In Over 20 Years

'Shadow Of Fear' is the first album to emerge from the project with Richard H Kirk as the sole member

Wrangler Share New Track, ‘How To Start A Revolution’

Stephen Mallinder, Benge and Phil Winter unveil the second taste of their upcoming album

Cabaret Voltaire To Release Collection Of Early Recordings

'METHODOLOGY '74-'78. Attic Tapes' charts the early development of the influential group

Stephen Mallinder To Release New Album

Um Dada is his first solo record in 35 years

Cabaret Voltaire Archive Releases Due

'Chance Versus Causality', the rare soundtrack dating back to 1979, will be available for the first time

Pigs X 7 And Wrangler For Exclusive tQ Live Shows

We of The Quietus are putting on a run of very special live shows at The Lexington to kick off 2017, below we announce the first two performances

LISTEN: New Music From Richard H. Kirk

'Nuclear Cloud' is lifted from his first solo album in five years

Cabaret Voltaire Announce First UK Show In 20 Years

Show will take place at Derbyshire's The Devil’s Arse Cave next month

Festival Forte Returns

Cabaret Voltaire, Helena Hauff, Ancient Methods and many more to play Portuguese festival this August

Berlin Atonal Revives Record Label

Collection of live recordings from Berlin Atonal 2014 by Cabaret Voltaire, Miles Whittaker, Fis and Abdulla Rashim will form label's first release since 1984

Industrial Film Screening At Festival

Film charting the history of industrial music to be screened tomorrow as part of East End Film Festival featuring Q&A and DJ set from Cabaret Voltaire's Stephen Mallinder

Cabaret Voltaire Announce Live Show

First outing in over 20 years at the Berlin Atonal festival next month

INTERVIEW: Stephen Mallinder

We talk to the former Cabaret Voltaire man as he returns to Sheffield to play the band's former rehearsal space-turned-lecture hall tomorrow night. Photographs courtesy of Pete Hill

Cabaret Voltaire: New Compilation Details

Following last year's reissue series and boxset, Mute now set to release a compilation of 7" singles, edits and album tracks covering the Cabs' history

LISTEN: Dub Mentor & Stephen Mallinder

Ex-Cabs man guests on new track

INTERVIEW: Chris Watson

As it enters its final month at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield, Chris Watson talks to Laurie Tuffrey about his sound map of the city, Inside The Circle Of Fire. Photographs courtesy of Alan Silvester/Museums Sheffield