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Where’s The KoЯn Rihanna Remix? The Quietus Tracks Of The Year 2015

In the final of our year-end lists, we present to you a Baker's Dozen of our favourite tracks of 2015, as voted for by tQ staff and contributors

A Quietus Interview

Unfinished Business: New Order Interviewed

Don't call it a comeback... John Doran talks to New Order about their best album in a quarter of a century

Black Sky Thinking

Optrex For Your Third Eye: What Does Psychedelia Mean In 2014?

John Doran wonders if there are any rules as to what makes a modern song psychedelic, or is it simply in the (third) eye of the beholder? With Spotify list of mind-warping office favourites from the history of the Quietus

News 15

The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands Releases Double-Single

We Are Nothing / All Night is out now on Phantasy

The Chemical Brothers Detail New Album, ‘For That Beautiful Feeling’

The duo's 10th studio album is out in September

The Chemical Brothers Unveil Career Retrospective Book

Penned by the duo's longtime press officer, Robin Turner, it features interviews with them and other artists

Sónar Unveils First Names For 2022 Edition

The Chemical Brothers, Arca and more will play the Barcelona festival next year

Björk, FKA Twigs And More To Present Sonos Radio Shows

D'Angelo and The Chemical Brothers will also offer a selection of music and commentary in the coming months

INTERVIEW: Tim Burgess On Twitter Listening Parties

With the UK and much of the rest of the world currently under lockdown due to COVID-19, Tim Burgess' nightly Twitter listening parties have provided a much-needed sense of relief to many social media users in recent weeks, as Michael Hann writes

Sónar Reveals 2020 Line-Up

The Chemical Brothers, Arca, Nihiloxica and more will play the Barcelona festival

The Chemical Brothers Share Tracks From Surrender Reissue

The duo will reissue 'Surrender' next month to mark its 20th anniversary

Why You Should Help Save The Social

With one of London's most vital venues, The Social, crowdfunding for its survival, Patrick Clarke gathers a selection of tales that prove just how much they deserve your support.

WATCH: Bluedot Festival Unveils Telescope Installation

Get an insight into the art installation that will light up the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory as part of this year's Bluedot festival, which will also host The Flaming Lips, Slowdive and more

Musicians Call On Chemical Brothers To Cancel Gig

Show is to take place in Tel Aviv

Chemical Brothers To Reissue Eight Albums

Duo will put eight old LPs back into print with coloured vinyl reissues

Sonar Conference Details

Barcelona electronic music festival reveals talks and tech programme

The Charlatans Host A Night For Jon Brookes

Liam Gallagher, New Order members, The Chemical Brothers and more pay tribute to the band's founding member and drummer

Don’t Think! Say Chemical Brothers…

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Creating A New World: Summer Of Soul And The Black Consciousness Revolution

One of the breakout hits from Sundance 2021, Questlove's energising concert movie-cum-historical artefact offers a re-canonisation of the Black perspective in American history, finds Luke Hicks

Film

Cinematograph Preview: John Pearse’s Moviemakers Disinterred

William Kherbek recalls a true rarity of early '70s British cinema, ahead of this Sunday's free screening and director q&a

Film

Happy Together: Wong Kar-Wai And The History Of Hong Kong Migrant Cinema

The centrepiece of Wong Kar-wai's melancholy drama Happy Together is a raw depiction of gay romance, but it speaks to the filmmaker's wider fascination with Hong Kong migrant cinema, finds Ian Wang

Film

Into The Void: Art And Emptiness In Velvet Buzzsaw

In Velvet Buzzsaw, Netflix's new art world satire, tQ's visual arts editor sees the profession in a glass, dimly

Film

Modern Masterpiece: 20 Years Of 24 Hour Party People

2022 marks 20 years of 24 Hour Party People, but also 20 years of a curious evolution of postmodernism in British cinema, finds Neil Fox

Film

Into This Wild Abyss: The Existential Terror Of Alien

With Alien Covenant out in cinemas Christopher Machell looks back at HR Giger's greatest creation and analyses exactly what it is that gives it its ferocious and lasting power

Film

Still Turning Heads: The Exorcism reviewed

JR Moores casts a cynical eye over the exorcism genre and asks whether Russell Crowe's contribution to the form adds anything new. Contains spoilers for a variety of exorcism and shark attack-related films

Film

Bloody Mary: American Mary Reviewed

Sean Kitching takes a look at Jen and Sylvia Soska's controversial body horror movie

Film

Moviedrone: The Finest Film Soundtracks, Solstice Edition

As we reach the halfway point of 2022, Charlie Brigden takes stock of the first half of the year in film music for Moviedrone

Film

The Best From Berlin: Berlinale Film Festival Report

Our man in Germany Stephen Dalton takes a look at the best the Berlinale film festival had to offer this year and reports back to The Quietus

Film

Moviedrone: All The Month’s Finest Film Soundtracks

Charlie Brigden returns with his monthly round up of the best film soundtrack releases. This time he casts his expert eye over new soundtracks by Danny Elfman, Henry Jackman, James Edward Barker, and François de Roubaix

Film

Viewers Viewing Viewers: Peter Greenaway’s Unusual Britishness

As the BFI celebrates the peerless work of Peter Greenaway, Leo Chadburn dives deep into what the filmmaker's sensibilities reveal about British cinema

Film

A Deafening Glory: On Sound Of Metal And The Hell Of Noise

Darius Marder's bold debut Sound of Metal asks the viewer to understand rock and deafness as two contradictory things – but it's a complex history, finds Soma Ghosh

Film

Mistaken For A Man: On The Emptiness Of Bob Odenkirk’s Nobody

Bob Odenkirk plays yet another middle-aged man with a midlife crisis in Nobody, a dad-action film that commits neither to its straightforward violence nor its critique, finds Steve Erickson

Film

Golden Bear Necessities: Berlinale 2012 Explored

Shakespeare plays in prison, African child soldiers, Nazis from space, Bob Marley... Stephen Dalton reports from the cinematic smorgasbord that was the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival

Film

Let’s Not Rush: A Love Letter To Trains On Screen

Modern cinema portrays trains as spaces between spaces, a place of fascination for the moving image that culminates with Compartment No 6, finds Henry Jordan

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Articles 3

Where’s The KoЯn Rihanna Remix? The Quietus Tracks Of The Year 2015

Unfinished Business: New Order Interviewed

Optrex For Your Third Eye: What Does Psychedelia Mean In 2014?

News 15

The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands Releases Double-Single

The Chemical Brothers Detail New Album, ‘For That Beautiful Feeling’

The Chemical Brothers Unveil Career Retrospective Book

Sónar Unveils First Names For 2022 Edition

Björk, FKA Twigs And More To Present Sonos Radio Shows

INTERVIEW: Tim Burgess On Twitter Listening Parties

Sónar Reveals 2020 Line-Up

The Chemical Brothers Share Tracks From Surrender Reissue

Why You Should Help Save The Social

WATCH: Bluedot Festival Unveils Telescope Installation

Musicians Call On Chemical Brothers To Cancel Gig

Chemical Brothers To Reissue Eight Albums

Sonar Conference Details

The Charlatans Host A Night For Jon Brookes

Don’t Think! Say Chemical Brothers…

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