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Psychic Hi-Fi: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s Favourite Albums

The Quietus catches up with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge to hear about the albums that forced the hand of h/er record player (this piece was republished on the event of GPO's death on 14th March 2020)

Marshland Surrealism: Rising Damp and the Golden Age of the British Sitcom

With its focus on the 1970s career of Leonard Rossiter and its mordant metaphysics of the moist, Sophie-Sleigh Johnson's Code: Damp might just be the most original book yet to emerge from Repeater publishing, finds Tim Burrows

Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Albums: Alex Kapranos’ Baker’s Dozen

The Franz Ferdinand frontman distils his record collection into a top 13 favourite albums

Moulding Voices: Julia Holter’s Favourite Albums

From a girl group compilation heard in childhood to more recently discovered singer-songwriters and jazz via a medieval mass, the LA composer talks Gary Kaill through some key albums in her record collection

Wreath Lecture: Braying Crowds & The Accidental Death of Quiet Music

2013 was the year when crowds talking loudly at gigs became a universal aggravation, writes David Bennun. He asks why this is the case, and bids a fond farewell to quiet music in the live arena

LISTEN: Beth Jeans Houghton LP Stream

Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose streaming exclusively on the Quietus

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Multiple Furgasms: Daniel O’Sullivan’s Favourite Albums

With Grumbling Fur's new album Preternaturals out this week as the Quietus Phonographic Corporation's second release, Daniel O'Sullivan, one half of the magickal duo and prolific multi-instrumentalist, sits down to pen us his Baker's Dozen

LISTEN: Stream Ian McCulloch’s New LP

Wrap your ears around the Echo & The Bunnymen frontman's new solo album Pro Patria Mori and his audio track-by-track below

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The Spiral

Nearly a decade after their last album together, Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington have been jamming in the woods and the results are surprising funky – even rather fun, finds Liam Inscoe-Jones

A Track-By-Track Review Of Radiohead’s King Of Limbs

Ben Graham gives King Of Limbs an early listen, and finds the group moving further into the leftfield. This, he suggests, is a very good thing

Wild Imaginings: DJ Muggs Of Cypress Hill’s Favourite LPs

DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill guides Elizabeth Aubrey through 13 inspirational records, from Wu-Tang Clan to Mobb Deep, Led Zeppelin, Public Enemy... and Cypress Hill themselves

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Abyss Of Longing Throats

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