A Quietus Interview:
James Holden
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Peerless. Extreme. Experimental? AC/DC's Powerage Turns 40
Powerage has come to occupy such a huge place in AC/DC mythology that it's hard to look at it d...
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Soliloquy For Lilith: Nurse With Wound & The Vastness Of Possibility
By the mid 80s, post punk was a distant memory for most. Received wisdom suggests there was som...
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A Thousand Leaves: How Sonic Youth Chose The Wilderness
By 1998, underground music’s unlikely liaison with the mainstream had thoroughly soured. The go...
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Do You Remember The First Time? Chris Roberts On Japan's Adolescent Sex
It’s forty years since Japan released their 1978 debut album, Adolescent Sex. Just six months l...
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Suede's Debut Mapped The Wayward Sex & Glorious Failures Of Britishness
“This was London in the early 90s, hugely different from the popular ‘Cool Britannia’ revisioni...
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30 Years On: Pixies' Surfer Rosa Revisited
Like the stopped clock, even Billy Corgan is right sometimes. “It rocked without being lame,” h...
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Martin Newell's The Greatest Living Englishman 25 Years On
As his post Cleaners From Venus duo The Brotherhood Of Lizards had ended the previous yea...
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The God Machine's Scenes From The Second Storey Revisited 25 Years On
If you believed recent comments by Bono - I recommend not doing this - you would think th...
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To The Heart Of The Nightmare - Madonna’s Ray Of Light 20 Years On
In February 1998 Madonna’s new album was literally a ray of light in stodgy UK charts mad...
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Pop Versus Rock: Van Halen's Debut Album 40 Years On
Van Halen’s first album was Californian to the core. It was long days in the sun, longer ...
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