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Mumdance Shares Vast Music Archive Via New Website

The DJ and producer also issued a statement addressing his struggles with addiction in recent years

Sam Herlihy Of The Northwestern Defends Jamie Oliver

In this month's column, Sam Herlihy explains why the much derided TV chef should be clutched to our bosom. Photograph by Barney Britton www.photoinsensitive.com

Kommun

Ephemeralds

The first release on a new Stockholm-based label proves a strange and compelling listen for Antonio Poscic

To The Things Themselves: The Strange World Of… Wolfgang Voigt

Following the return of his ground-breaking ambient techno Gas project with Narkopop after a seventeen-year hiatus and a renewed live presence, Wolfgang Voigt speaks to Maria Perevedentseva about three decades of collapsing the boundaries between the minimal and the maximal, and the popular and the esoteric

Asian Dub Foundation Perform THX1138

Musical innovators will perform their latest live soundtrack at the Barbican on Friday (June 19)

Blank Realm

Illegals In Heaven

LISTEN: Yak Cover King Crimson & More

Clip from new joint-release tape put together by London trio and tour mates The Big Moon ahead of May dates

The Pigeons

Bird Brain Gang

Avian post-punks stir up trouble in Trafalgar Square

Marc Riley On Interviewing Lou Reed

All roads in music journalism lead to one place: a fraught conversation with a moody Lou Reed. Marc Riley remembers his two encounters with Chuckles

Stripping Away The Scaffolding: An Interview With Eimear McBride

The author of A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing and The Lesser Bohemians talks to Hannah Clark about her new novel, Strange Hotel

Things Learned At: Sónar Reykjavík 2016

Laurie Tuffrey heads to the fourth edition of Sónar festival's northernmost outpost, featuring sets from Oneohtrix Point Never, Reykjavíkurdætur and Páll Óskar, and more than a plough's worth of snow

Perchance To Dream: Nadine Shah’s Holiday Destination

Hypnotic, righteous and utterly compelling, Nadine Shah's third album is an extraordinary exploration of the health of our country and our world. This is her most powerful statement to date, says Julian Marszalek

Can To Release Lost Tapes

Mute announce the release of a 3CD set of unreleased Can material

Films For Music: Neil Young’s Human Highway Reappraised

In the first of a regular feature for The Quietus, Anthony Nield looks back at Neil Young's 1982 cinematic folly, Human Highway

Micachu & the Shapes: No Pigs Were Harmed In The Making Of This LP

For their latest, Good Sad Happy Bad, experimental pop group Micachu & The Shapes sank a few then confined themselves to a rehearsal space for a stripped-down, marathon recording session; some metal ensued, as they tell DJ Pangburn

English Heretic

A Study Of Lunar Research Flights