Stick Figures & Robotic Systems: At Berlin Gallery Weekend

John Quin goes out and has a good time at the Berlin Gallery Weekend, visiting works by Philippe Parreno, Ugo Rondinone, Nina Canell, Olafur Eliasson, and more

Charles Cohen

Brother I Prove You Wrong

Bring in the Darkness: An Interview with Norman&Corrie

Norman Willmore and Corrie Dick speak to Gail Tasker about the unique weirdness of Shetland's folk music, and how experiments with archival sources produced their debut album Twa Double Doubles

Revenant Marquis

Youth In Ribbons

Noel Gardner finds his resolve tested by the mysterious Revenant Marquis

Critical Stargazing: An Interview with Laurie Anderson

In a fascinating chat, Robert Barry speaks to Laurie Anderson about life and work with husband Lou Reed, and why the political has become personal on new album _Homeland_

LIVE REPORT: Jacco Gardner

The nascent psychedelic Dutch master takes Jeremy Allen from a former leather factory to astral mansions over the course of his recent Paris show

Free Download: Dominique Young Unique Mixtape

And see video for 'War Talk' below

A One-Man Malfunctioning Orchestra: Alexander Tucker Interviewed

As he releases his most electronic solo album to date, Alexander Tucker discusses sci-fi and horror influences, hating the guitar, and never being "folk" in the first place. Words by JR Moores. Portraits by Dom Garwood

Lee Dorrian Discusses The End Of Cathedral

The end of doom legends is nigh! Lee Dorrian tells all, including information about final album The Last Spire

Max Richter

Sleep

Seaming To

Dust Gatherers

On her second album, Seaming To erases boundaries between reality and illusion, finds Irina Shtreis

Whale Bone Clues: Nick Talbot Of Gravenhurst Interviewed

Pavel Godfrey talks to Nick Talbot about serial killing, Englishness and the Milgram Experiments in this fascinating interview

Stepping Up To Shine? Crystal Stilts Interviewed

As tipped New Yorkers Crystal Stilts prepare to release their debut album Alight Of Night, the Quietus puts them aboard our new band rocket

Low Culture Essay: Stephanie Phillips On Reeling With PJ Harvey

The 1994 documentary Reeling With PJ Harvey is not a household name outside of fan communities but to Stephanie Phillips, the Maria Mochnacz directed film remains a fitting example of an artist’s need to curate their image

London Film Festival Preview: Beware Of Mr Baker

Ed Owen watches Jay Bulger's tumultuous profile of veteran drummer Ginger Baker, which screens at the 56th London Film Festival this month

LISTEN: The xx’s Coexist

Listen to the whole new album by London trio