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Upside Down In Acocks Green: Pete Paphides’ Broken Greek

In an exclusive extract from his new book, Broken Greek, Pete Paphides recalls the strange glamour of Roxy Music and Chic

It’s A Family Affair: Rufus Wainwright Interviewed

Rufus Wainwright talks to Joseph Burnett about bereavement, engaging with pop music and Mark Ronson's fine, fine hair

Human Nature: An Interview With Young Knives

Young Knives' first LP in seven years sees the brothers Dartnall plumbing the depths of human darkness and emerging with by far their best record to date. They speak to Patrick Clarke about their bold new sound, and why they no longer consider themselves a 'band'

Papernut Cambridge

There's No Underground

Majestic: The Orb’s U.F.Orb Turns 30

Darran Anderson celebrates The Orb's "chance encounter between Steve Reich and Ming the Merciless in the Black Ark" – one of the most unlikely number one albums of the early 90s

Behind The Mask: John Stezaker’s Surreal Assemblages

In an exclusive extract from his new book, *John Stezaker: At the Edge of Pictures*, Yuval Etgar examines the development of the collage artist's technique, ahead of a major show of Stezaker's early work opening at Luxembourg & Co., London, at the end of the week

LISTEN: 3rdEyeGirl – Pretzelbodylogic

A bit more of Prince's new band's single, ahead of London dates this month

Eels And More For Green Man

Eels and Yo La Tengo are amongst the latest additions to this year's Green Man line-up

Find The File Festival Details Announced

DJ Rupture and Femi Kuti & The Positive Force are amongst those taking part in a new Berlin event called Find The File

HWI

Humanly Possible

South Korean audio-visual artist and electronic producer HWI is a natural explorer on her debut album, writes Skye Butchard

Errant Monks

Psychopposition / The Limit Experience

In two new releases from Manchester's Errant Monks, Noel Gardner finds strong contenders for the UK underground’s top scorchers of 2019

Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley On The Architecture Of London

As Saint Etienne release best of collection _London Conversations_, The Quietus sits down with Bob Stanley for a conversation about the architecture of the capital, modernism, and why he hates the Trellick Tower

Buñuel

Mansuetude

After his announced departure from Oxbow earlier this year, Eugene Robinson still has plenty of deep, dark stories to tell, finds Jared Dix

PREMIERE: Roly Porter Streams New Album, ‘Kistvaen’

The album is out this Friday (June 5)

A Heartbeat That Resonates: Ghetto Priest’s Favourite Albums

From The Jackson 5 and Nat King Cole to John Holt and Dennis Brown, this is the baker's dozen of albums that shaped Ghetto Priest

The Juan Maclean

The Future Will Come