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New Track From Anthoney Hart, New Essay From Paul Gilroy
The first album from East Man, the new project from Anthoney Hart aka Basic Rhythm, is out next February. Listen to the first track, ‘Look & Listen’ with grime MC Darkos Strife, below, and read the essay written to introduce the album by great British academic and author Paul Gilroy.
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A Quietus Interview
Positive Force: An Interview With Jam City
On his new album Dream A Garden, Jack Latham has taken a vocal stance in addressing political apathy and capitalist exploitation in his most direct work to date. In an in-depth conversation, Christian Eede meets him to find out why he's trying to translate his anger into optimism
A Quietus Interview
Escaping An Uncertain Fate: Mission Of Burma Interviewed
The reunited post-punk luminaries are currently touring Europe, fresh off the back of a set at Shellac's ATP and a new best of, Learn How. James Ubaghs spoke to singer/guitarist Roger Miller about their enduring power, the internet's capacity to stifle emergent music scenes and how to avoid the perils of tinnitus
Baker's Dozen
Strength In Strangeness: The Anchoress’ Favourite Albums
Ahead of a show this Saturday at London's Southbank Centre, Catherine Anne Davies takes us through the 13 albums that have defined her life and work as The Anchoress, from childhood memories soundtracked by The Carpenters and lifechanging encounters with the Manics and PJ Harvey as a teen, to newfound infatuations with SZA and The 1975,
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Lost Highway: Nick Cave And Warren Ellis’ ‘Carnage’ Reviewed
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis' lockdown album, 'Carnage', is full of vast swings of emotion, strange shifts in reality, endless twists, and frustrating failures of momentum – an accurate reflection of the last year. Patrick Clarke reviews an often remarkable but occasionally exasperating new record
Baker's Dozen
Gold Gold Gold Gold Fire Fire Fire Fire: Douglas McCarthy’s Favourite LPs
As Nitzer Ebb gear up to play Helsinki's Flow Festival, Douglas McCarthy talks Luke Turner through his favourite music, from listening to classical while eating offal on Canvey Island through David Bowie, Killing Joke, Brian Eno, JJ Cale, Thelonious Monk and more
