Luke Turner

British Sea Power’s Autumn Reading Guide

_Young Stalin_ gets a nod from Sea Power boys

Cat Power To Cover Pogues On New EP

Chan marshals favourites for new covers record

The First Quietus New Band Ulterior Talk Noise, Sex & Hot Leather

The Quietus begins our foray into the world of new music with Ulterior, the missing link between S&M, the Mary Chain, and Underworld

Dirty Pretty Things Split: Much Rejoicing

Barat's bogey boys call it a day

Mogwai’s Barry Burns On Teaching: How Failing At School Brought The Rock

Mogwai multi-instrumentalist Barry Burns was a teacher before he joined the band. He tells The Quietus what he learned during his short, and failed, career.

Oasis’ New Album ‘Dig Out Your Soul’ Reviewed Track-By-Track

Noel Gallagher has made his usual protestations that the new Oasis album a) is good and b) is not Britpop. Luke Turner's got his cynical hat on, but will he be forced to eat it?

The Quietus Goes Down To Dorset: End Of The Road Festival Reviewed

The Quietus gets to grip with the Dorset mud for a brilliant End of the Road festival, where revelry is to be had as much from the sideshows as superb sets from the likes of Mercury Rev and The Dirty Three.

Brett Anderson Explains How He Escaped The Rat Race To Find His Wilderness

In a wide-ranging interview, Brett Anderson talks to Luke Turner about new album _Wilderness_, and why it's a close relation to Suede's classic _Dog Man Star_

Glasvegas

Glasvegas

Glasvegas, An Oral History – Empathy For The Devil. James Allan Speaks

Glasvegas singer, guitarist and lyricist James Allan is an erudite soul. So what better than to let him explain what drives his band in his own words, says Luke Turner.

Bloc Party

Intimacy

Late Of The Pier

Fantasy Black Channel

Suicide

Live 1977 - 1978 Box Set

Brett Anderson

Wilderness

Indian Jewelry

Real Gold!

The Unusual Sensation Of Feeling Sorry For Joe Lean & The Jing Jang Jong

Today Joe Lean & The Jing Jang Jong revealed that they've scrapped their debut album. Yet Luke Turner can still find it within himself to shed a tear.

British Sea Power at the Natural History Museum: The Quietus Film

Withnail & I Comes Of Age This Year – If Only The Fans Would Too

Withnail & I celebrates its 21st year this summer. Yet, argues Luke Turner, its fans ought to come of age too, and realise that there's more to the film than a drinking game.

Wire

Object 47

Dylan vs. Cohen

With Leonard Cohen's current unexpected tour astounding audiences across the world, Luke Turner asks if it is time to see him, rather than the "doggerel"-spouting Bob Dylan, as the finest poet of his generation?

Black Sky Thinking: Metallica Take Internet, Give It A Big Kiss

Luke Turner wonders why mildly bonkers, vaguely hysterical and ever so slightly control freakish Q Prime are up in arms about a tiny blog site describing Metallica's new album as good. Is it because they're launching their own UK website Emission Metallica? Not so much breaking a butterfly on a wheel as dropping an SUV on a termite, perhaps?

Portishead on: collaborating with Public Enemy

Radiohead

The Best Of

Einsturzende Neubauten

Jewels

Spiritualized

Songs In A&E

Radio 4’s new direction

Black Sky Thinking: Coldplay give away new single

Portishead

Third

iLiKETRAiNS – ‘We Go Hunting’, an essay and film

TheDeathSet

Worldwide

Rock and rollers join Red Arrows for RAF birthday

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

Dazzle Ships (reissue)