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Baker's Dozen

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Baker's Dozen

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In-Between Days: Wind, Again by Sary Moussa

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Stephen O’Malley
But Remember What You Have Had

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Haruomi Hosono & More Join NTS Radio As Residents

black midi and Moor Mother have also joined the station for a series of shows in the coming months

News

Electric Wizard: New LP Release Info

Label details for much-anticipated new album here!

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WATCH: One More Grain Video

Interplanetary mineral romance from Daniel Patrick Quinn &co

Film

“Stupid Things Are Best”: Conny Plank – The Potential of Noise

A new film by the producer's son charts Conny Plank's mastery as a producer – and failures as a parent

A Quietus Interview

Love Is The Message: An Interview With Robert Hood

Robert Hood's new album under the Floorplan alias sees the minimal techno pioneer infuse his sound with gospel, disco and funk, all the while retaining his customary astonishing, hypnotic precision. He speaks with Harry Sword about growing up in '70s Detroit, the importance of intent, and how his strong Christian faith informs his attitude towards club music

Baker's Dozen

No Music: A Baker’s Dozen with Alva Noto

From Laurie Anderson’s United States Live to Meredith Monk’s Dolmen Music, Carsten Nicolai tells Mollie Zhang about 13 records that shaped his musical backbone. Photo by Andrey Bold

Reviews

Kristen Roos
Universal Synthesizer Interface Volume II

The Canadian artist weaves fresh new sounds from old MIDI programs, finds Vanessa Ague

News

Radio 4 To Air New Weird Britain Series

BBC Radio 4 launches a four-part series inspired by The Quietus' New Weird Britain features on Monday

Baker's Dozen

Howls From The Soul: Bobby Gillespie’s Favourite Albums

After the release of Primal Scream's eleventh album, Chaosmosis, the singer boils his record collection down to a mean 13, a selection that formed his "own private world" while he was growing up in Glasgow

Black Sky Thinking

Space Is The Place Is The Pace: Scientific Benefits Of Exercising With Sun Ra

Struggling to write his first novel, Daniel Ross discovered two things: exercise, and Sun Ra. Bizarrely, the combination was perfect - and there's actual science to back it up.

Books

The Album That Is A Book: Matthew Herbert Faces The Music

Matthew Herbert's new album is a book – or is his new book an album? Find out in the succeeding interview + extract from The Music

News

Flying Lotus Releases Score For A New Horror Anthology

In addition to producing the score for 'Ozzy's Dungeon', the US artist also co-wrote and directed it

News

30 Percent Of UK Clubs Have Shut Since The Pandemic, Report Finds

The UK has lost 365 clubs since March 2020, according to information collected by the Night Time Industries Association

Live Reviews

Supersonic In Review: Podcast And Photo Gallery

Our favourite extreme/alt festival, Supersonic, was a corker this year. Here's our podcast and gallery of highlights

Reviews

Max Stadtfeld
Fancy Future

Wayward rhythms deftly intersect with languid major seventh chords on an album of electronically enhanced jazz from Leipzig

News

More Details For tQ At Corsica On Friday

Parris added to the line-up for the tQ room at Corsica this Friday, playing b2b with Beneath, plus sets across both rooms from Miles Whittaker, Equinox, Asusu, Spatial, Tengui and more

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Stephen O’Malley
But Remember What You Have Had

Kristen Roos
Universal Synthesizer Interface Volume II

Max Stadtfeld
Fancy Future