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Love And War And Capacitors: An Interview With SCUDFM

Patrick Clarke meets with Zsa Zsa Sapien, Madame Hifi and Adam Brennan of SCUDFM to discuss their long-in-the-making debut album INNIT, their role in new South London label Dash The Henge, Bob Crow, capacitors and more

Bring Back The Sounds: Tim Cedar Of Part Chimp’s Baker’s Dozen

Following the release of their latest LP IV, Tim Cedar takes Matt Ridout on a journey from Spacemen 3 to the Velvet Underground through his Baker's Dozen. Photo by Steve Gullick.

Alice In Chains Interview: Jerry Cantrell On Fighting Back To The Top

The Alice In Chains mainstay talks to Mark Eglinton about Black Gives Way To Blue, the death of Layne and working with Elton John

Blowing The Walls Out: Boundaries Festival Sunderland Reviewed

Joe Murray braves falling masonry, snow drifts and gale-force winds in order to attend the inaugural Boundaries festival and comes away feeling that the future is local. Home page photograph of Andrew DR Abbott

‘I Like The Music Skrillex Makes’: An Interview With Skream

As dubstep originator Skream's most successful year yet comes to a close, Angus Finlayson speaks to him about touring the world, the changing face of dubstep and why Skrillex shouldn't be seen as a death knell for the genre

Arsenic And Old Places: Kemper Norton Interviewed

Kemper Norton has just released a new album Brunton Calciner, which is replete with references to Cornish industry, amorous miners and the arsenic trade... but there's more to his music than the land beyond the Tamar, he tells John Doran

LISTEN: New Sweaty Palms Single

Glaswegians Sweaty Palms offer their contribution to RIP Records' new acts showcase

LISTEN: Tina Weymouth On 6 Music

Former Talking Head tells Mark Radcliffe that reforming the band would be like "attempting to reheat a souffle"

Senyawa

Vajranala

Indonesian duo find new kinds of heaviness

Raising A Column Of Fire: On Simon Morris’s Autobiographies

Amidst a glut of self-indulgent autofiction, Simon Morris's books stand out form the pack, finds Enrico Monacelli

The Beginning Of The End: The Return Of Rum Music

A temporal burp uploads a historical research dossier from the far future into The Quietus’ content management system. Portending the end of music, it gives a quick introduction to Rum Music, our newly returned column that tries to map new territories in the ever-shifting auditory dimension, along with a mix featuring the ‘best’ Rum Music of 2018

Nick Sanderson – An Obituary, An Appreciation

Arctic Monkeys Releasing New Single

'My Propeller' out next month