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Reviews 2

North Sea Radio Orchestra with John Greaves & Annie Barbazza

Folly Bololey (Songs from Robery Wyatt's Rock Bottom)

Complete Communion: Stewart Smith’s Latest Jazz Round-Up Column

Articles 5

Books

A World That Won’t Exist: A New History Of UK Prog Reviewed

Mike Barnes' new book A New Day Yesterday: UK Progressive Rock & The 1970s explores the expansive possibilities of the progressive rock scene
A Quietus Interview

Before And After Bandits: Marc Hollander Of Aksak Maboul & Crammed Discs

Marc Hollander of Aksak Maboul and Crammed Discs talks to Sean Kitching about the consistent thread running through the different chapters of his band, the progress of their forthcoming fourth album, Rock In Opposition and cultural cross-pollination

A Quietus Interview

The Curious Case Of Kew. Rhone. And Peter Blegvad

Marcus O'Dair talks to Peter Blegvad about his new book on one of the strangest, most beguiling and forward looking albums of the 1970s, Kew. Rhone.

Anniversary

First Contact: Meet The Residents 45 Years On

Sean Kitching looks back 45 years to The Residents' debut and finds a record just as beguiling now as it was on release and asks, what makes it so weird?
Anniversary

After The Deluge: Henry Cow’s Unrest Revisited

Sean Kitching speaks to Chris Cutler for a very personal appreciation of Henry Cow's Unrest album and has some recommendations to make for further listening

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 1

Baker's Dozen

Self-Confident Weirdos: Kavus Torabi’s Favourite Albums

With Knifeworld's second album The Unravelling just out, Matt Evans gets the top albums rundown from the band's leader and prolific multi-instrumentalist

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