Jim Sclavunos

Reviews 1

The Last Hurrah: The Life And Death Of The Jim Jones Revue

Articles 3

The War Is Never Over: Lydia Lunch Interviewed

On the publication of a new book and documentary, the no wave artist speaks to Kate Baudelaire about vaginas, pandemics and why she’s still angry

A Quietus Interview

Spit Out Your Teeth: An Interview With Black Moth

Black Moth's The Killing Jar is a lumbering beast of a debut, hypnotic and skull crushing in equal measure. Amanda Barokh caught up with the band's frontwoman Harriet Bevan, to chat poetry, dirty riffs, alcohol and L7

A Quietus Interview

‘A Primal Bang & A Shout’: An Interview With S.C.U.M

With London band S.C.U.M's new single 'Faith Unfolds' released on 2nd January, Nix Lowrey spoke to keyboard player Sam Kilcoyne about signing to Mute and the gradual process of refinement that led to their debut album Again Into Eyes

News 8

Nicole Atkins UK Tour Dates

Nicole Atkins completes a short run of UK tour dates this week

LISTEN: Jim Sclavunos Remixes Warhaus

One of the Bad Seeds steps up to remix Warhaus' latest single. Homepage photo courtesy of Sarah Lowe

INTERVIEW: Black Moth

With their second album Condemned To Hope just announced, we get an update from singer Harriet Bevan and producing Bad Seed Jim Sclavunos

WATCH: Mark Stewart & Jeffrey Lee Pierce

First look at the video for Shame And Pain, also featuring Thurston Moore and Jim Sclavunos, from the new edition of The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project, Axels And Sockets

WATCH: The Quietus At Leisure Trailer II

Full details of film screening at London Short Film Festival

Support The Drum Thing On Kickstarter

Photographer Deirdre O’Callaghan is seeking funding for her excellent project, a book collecting her images of a host of great drummers

WATCH: Jim Sclavunos Having A Shave

Bad Seed & Grinderman enjoys a trip to the barbers

Jim Sclavunos Talks Faustian Pact

The Bad Seed adapts Faust for the Perth Festival. Photographs thanks to Sarah Lowe

Previously Read

Film

A Town Called Walker: Point Blank Reappraised

To coincide with the BFI's John Boorman season - and in advance of its screening at the BFI tonight, Friday 29th March - David Bennun casts his steely gaze over the director's Point Blank, starring the unstoppable Lee Marvin

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