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Architects of Freedom: Russell Haswell & Pain Jerk Interviewed

Noise titans Russell Haswell and Pain Jerk talk to Russell Cuzner about chaotic oscillators, intelligence as a kind of disease, and their current European tour

Claire Rousay & More Eaze

Never Stop Texting Me

Texas-based power duo pitched up their voices, added ear-catching guitar melodies, and invented a hyperpop emo band, finds Miloš Hroch. 

Theme & Variations: An Interview With Juliet Jacques

Variations, the debut short story collection from Juliet Jacques, explores a hidden histor of trans and non-binary Britain. She talks to Enrico Monacelli about identity, secrecy, and nationhood

WATCH: New Rattle Video

Nottingham duo Rattle develop their stripped-back percussive sound on 'Signal' from their as-yet-unreleased second album

Destiny’s Child Return!

Killer pop trio back with new songs!

Taking Out The Thrash: Scott Ian Of Anthrax’s Top Albums From 1986

To mark 30 years since 1986, a pivotal moment for metal, Anthrax main man Scott Ian talks JR Moores through his 13 top albums from that year, moving from thrash classics through to landmark hip-hop and pop releases

WATCH: New Hen Ogledd Video For Problem Child

All new! All expanded! All cape wearing! Hen Ogledd are back with a new video... and not a moment too soon

Cee Lo Green On His 13 Favourite Records

The Lady Killer himself, Cee-Lo Green, steps up to the plate and divulges his 13 favourite albums to The Quietus

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Sinking Into A Miracle

Richard Youngs and pals come up with an album of spooky rave sea-shanties

Manuel Gottsching Live In Glasgow On Saturday

Be Glamorous: Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs Interviewed

We talk to the band's frontman in advance of their opening night set at Wire and the Quietus' DRILL:LONDON event tomorrow

LISTEN: New MXMJoY Track

MXMJoY, formed from Maximum Joy, return with album of all-new material led by single 'Can Man Conquer It All'

Squarepusher Details 20th Anniversary Edition of ‘Ultravisitor’

The album blends studio and live recordings by the IDM producer, and has been remastered for its updated release

The Internet

Hive Mind

As the name suggests, Hive Mind presents The Internet as the tightest they’ve ever been.

An Expanse Of Sound: Jane Weaver’s Favourite Albums

With the release of her stunning new album, Modern Kosmology, Jane Weaver talks to John Freeman about the 13 records that shaped her musical universe. Portrait by Rebecca Lupton.

Reissue Of The Week: Heldon’s Electronique Guerilla review

Back in 1974, Richard Pinhas’ Heldon took musical inspiration from Eno and Fripp in order to become France’s Buzzcocks and Throbbing Gristle all rolled into one. The country’s first modern DIY group laid the foundations for electronic music outside of the snobbery of academia and the restrictive practices of the French music industry, says Jeremy Allen