Peter Rehberg

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“Refreshing, Interesting, Nice & Quick”: NPVR Interviewed

Following the release of NPVR’s debut album, 33 33, Mollie Zhang speaks to Nik Void and Peter Rehberg about safety nets, listening and decision-making. Photo by Magdalena Blaszczuk

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A Sense For Contrast: The Strange World Of Russell Haswell

Multi-disciplinary artist and renowned noise musician Russell Haswell has just released an excellent beat-driven record on Diagonal. So we dispatched the Quietus' own Russell to meet him to discuss his career to date, from the YBAs and ATP to sushi and Whitney Houston

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Peter Rehberg Live Recordings Given Posthumous Release

Shelter Press and INA-GRM have come together to put out the two previously unreleased recordings taken from a performance at the GRM

Cafe OTO To Host Festival In Honour Of Peter Rehberg

The London venue will welcome a number of artists who released music on Rehberg's Editions Mego label this July

Three Editions Mego Labels To Continue Following Peter Rehberg’s Death

Ideologic Organ, Recollection GRM and Portraits GRM will now operate under the supervision of French label Shelter Press

You Don’t Have To Rob A Bank: The Roots Of Peter Rehberg

By the time the late Peter Rehberg was at secondary school, his appetite for noisy mischief-making was already well established. John Eden, who was in the year below, remembers his youthful guide into far-out sounds

Peter Rehberg Has Died, Aged 53

Rehberg founded the Editions Mego label and released music as Pita

FESTIVAL REPORT: Elevate 2015

Tristan Bath heads to Graz for the eleventh Elevate festival, and spends a weekend in at the frontlines of experimental music, political discourse, and Central Europe.

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In an extract from Jolly Lad, John Doran remembers how in 1985 Live Aid was one of the three events that set him off the straight and narrow into two decades of depression and alcoholism. Illustration by Krent Able

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Stroll On: The London Perambulator Reviewed

Will Self, Iain Sinclair and Russell Brand contribute to a fascinating documentary about eccentric urban explorer Nick Papadimitriou

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Scream Queens: Will 2020 Be The Year Of Feminist Horror?

Grappling with urgent, relevant questions about gender, a new wave of women and feminist directors are set to take the horror genre by storm this year. Tia Glista finds how they are making their voices heard.

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Bad Upholstery & Vacant Silences: Samantha Morton’s The Unloved Reviewed

Hannah Gregory finds much to laud in Samantha Morton's gritty directorial debut

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LIVE REPORT: The Human League

Touring in support of the kind of retrospective that the band, and their fans, truly deserve, Ian Wade finds the Human League showcasing their versatility and their steadfast commitment to being — as the record says — "a very British synthesizer group." (Photos by Maria Jefferis.)

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Peter Rehberg

Articles 2

“Refreshing, Interesting, Nice & Quick”: NPVR Interviewed

A Sense For Contrast: The Strange World Of Russell Haswell

News 6

Peter Rehberg Live Recordings Given Posthumous Release

Cafe OTO To Host Festival In Honour Of Peter Rehberg

Three Editions Mego Labels To Continue Following Peter Rehberg’s Death