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Columnus Metallicus: Heavy Metal for October Reviewed by Kez Whelan
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No Fucks Left To Give? Arab Strap Interviewed
“The internet is literally Thatcher’s Dream: an entire society of strangers out there working for themselves.” Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton are back and – despite their protestations, says Elizabeth Aubrey – they patently care now more than ever
Black Sky Thinking
Unearthing A Pearl: Praising The Sexual Mysticism of Anita Lane
For years Anita Lane was overshadowed by her collaborator and ex-boyfriend Nick Cave. Eleanor Philpot argues that we instead need to see the singer as an artist whose exploration of female sexuality was way ahead of its time
A Quietus Interview
Unlocking The Dancefloor: An Interview With Heatsick
The ramshackle and fiendishly addictive dance music that Berlin resident Heatsick coaxes from a simple set-up opens a direct conduit between his own impulses and the movements of the dancefloor. Angus Finlayson caught up with him to discuss limitation, imitation and "unlocking" the audience
New Weird Britain
New Weird Britain In Review For November By Noel Gardner
The return of Creation Rebel, the long-awaited full release of a 90s video game soundtrack classic, a pleasingly non-literal tribute to The Wicker Man and more all feature in your latest guide to the world of New Weird Britain
A Quietus Interview
Reverse Engineering: Danny Hyde On Coil, Backwards & NIN
Two decades after Coil finally finished tinkering with tracks, Backwards has finally been release. Russell Cuzner talks to Danny Hyde, the band’s engineer, co-producer, co-writer and programmer about this 'lost' album and the Nine Inch Nails’ material, released last year as Recoiled. Contains NSFW video imagery
The Quietus International
Full Clip: October’s Hip-Hop Albums Reviewed by Gary Suarez
He's got juice like a president. He's making rappers hesitant. Invite him to your home and he'll be chilling like a resident. Gary Suarez is back in your domicile with trigger warning-worthy reviews of current hip hop albums...
