Laugh In The Face Of Dystopia: An Interview With tētēma’s Anthony Pateras

Australian avant garde mainstay Anthony Pateras and Faith No More's Mike Patton release extraordinary music together as tētēma. The former speaks to Patrick Clarke about their zealous, raging, multifaceted new album.

Coldcut Curate New Ambient Compilation, ‘@0’

The 30-track release takes in new compositions from Suzanne Ciani, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Helena Hauff and more

Look Upon These Works: Iain Sinclair Interviewed

Robin Turner talks to the writer Iain Sinclair about new book Ghost Milk and the folly of the Grand Project

Sonic Router 003 – A Dubstep Column For June

Glitter And Hypnosis: Jimmy Page Interviewed

Julian Marszalek speaks to the Led Zeppelin and Yardbirds guitarist about the monolithic heavy rock albums IV and Houses Of The Holy

Bring Down The Stepford Wives! Jane Weaver Interviewed

Jude Rogers talks to cosmic folk songstress Jane Weaver about measuring success, unlikely inspirations and the obstacles facing female artists

“This Is My Metal Machine Music” – Lindstrøm Interviewed

Hans-Peter Lindstrøm talks to John Doran about obsessive recording, Jethro Tull and why he may have gone too far this time

We Need To Talk About Griffin: Daniel Trilling On The Far Right

In the wake of the EDL's disastrous Walthamstow march and Nick Griffin's well-earned Twitter suspension the author and journalist puts in to context the rise of far right politics, fascism and outright racism in a supposedly multicultural modern-day Britain

I Do Not Have A Name: David Lloyd On The V For Vendetta Mask

Colin Ricketts talks to V For Vendetta co-creator David Lloyd about how the Guy Fawkes mask has become an internationally understood symbol of protest, resistance and anarchy. With photographs provided by Quietus readers and friends

What Happened: Ranking Roger & Dave Wakeling Of The Beat Interviewed

David Stubbs talks to members of The Beat about pop, politics and race ahead of some timely reissues

Traces Of People: An Interview With Matana Roberts

Before she begins her European tour with dates in London and Brighton, the composer, saxophonist and visual artist talks to Stewart Smith about interpreting African-American history through her epic COIN COIN project