Daniel Couch

Rolo Tomassi Announce New Album

Rolo Tomassi announce their first new album in three years

Junk Shop Classical On Stravinsky: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

Stravinsky’s merciless Rite Of Spring from 1913 was the last hit piece he had, although he lived and worked prolifically until 1971. So how come we’re still talking about the Russian modernist as one of the greatest composers of the 20th century?

Racine

Amitiés

Released on Aisha Devi's Danse Noire label, *Amitiés* by Racine is a sometimes noisome flutter between hope and isolation, finds Nick Roseblade

The Favourite Albums Of Cornershop’s Tjinder Singh

Celebrate Cornershop's appearance in our mid-year compilations chart with Tjinder Singh's Baker's Dozen

Music Of The Spheres: Rhys Chatham’s Favourite Albums

The veteran avant-garde composer picks records by Morton Subotnick, Charlemagne Palestine and Maryanne Amacher and more to tell Danny Riley how his music, including new album Pythagorean Dream, has evolved

Fuller Beans: A Fuller Life Reviewed

Nick MacWilliam reviews a new documentary on the iconoclastic director of Shock Corridor, Sam Fuller

Terminal Boredom: Album – Generic Flipper Revisited

Forty years on, Eden Tizard revisits the nihilist jabs and scathing rhetoric of Flipper’s debut, a decade-late response to San Franciscan free love

Jeff Mills’ Jazz Fusion Quartet To Release LP

Spiral Deluxe, the jazz fusion quartet featuring Jeff Mills, are to release their debut album in September

Beach House

Bloom

Against The Grain: Dawn Richard Discusses Her “Sci-Fi” R&B

With this year's huge and ambitious GoldenHeart album, Dawn Richard has already set the bar high for pop music in 2013. Laurie Tuffrey met up with her to discuss the album, how Genesis and ballet are equal influences on her work and why P. Diddy's "a big ass dragon"

WATCH: New Madonnatron Video

Madonnatron's ace new video: contains ears, tails and googly-eyed men who don't talk.

RIP Mark Hollis

Mark Hollis has died aged 64

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

Meat & Bone

Cee Lo Green On His 13 Favourite Records

The Lady Killer himself, Cee-Lo Green, steps up to the plate and divulges his 13 favourite albums to The Quietus

Sonic Jesus

Neither Virtue Nor Anger

Immigration As Erasal: On ‘Signs Preceding The End Of The World’

Pete Mitchell considers Yuri Herrera's Signs Preceding the End of the World — the author's only full-length work currently translated in to English — in the light and shadow of its macho, othering, counterparts in Anglophone border fiction, as well as its translated contemporaries, and the spectre of that last great imaginary line in the sand