Mark Andrews

Lindsay Kemp’s Last Project: What Love Would Want

Diversity, equality, inclusivity and love as a human right? As the world began to sit up and pay attention to Me Too in the U.S. and gay refugees in Chechnya, Lindsay Kemp teamed up with singer songwriter Tim Arnold to make sure his last dance would remain a beacon of love and light to unite all. Words by Ben Pelchat

Guapo

History Of The Visitation

Raw Power in Contemplation: Gnod’s Spot Land Reviewed

Gnod's new album is reminiscent of anything from Popol Vuh to Coil but, says Luke Turner, this isn't a contrary change in direction, but a sumptuous re-examination of what makes them so great

Liberation Music: Terrie Ex & Thurston Moore Live At Incubate

The spirit of punk rock is not to be found in obscure band T-shirts, screaming distortion, authentic sounding lyrics or pedal boards, argues John Doran. The real fireworks are created by nakedness and a true philosophy of liberation

Mick Hucknall: Sorry For All The Shagging

Holding back the tears...

Rings Of Stone: Excavating The Legacies of Aubrey Burl

John McMahon & Mark Williamson reflect upon the life and career of the archaeologist and antiquary Aubrey Burl (1926-2020), and his unexpected influence on recent generations of experimental artists and musicians. With thanks to Neil Mortimer

English Heretic

Wish You Were Heretic

Guests For Mark Hollis Tribute Show Announced

Jane Weaver, Tim Burgess and more will appear at the concert to honour the late Talk Talk frontman

Let The Red Rag Fly: In Defence Of Simply Red’s Picture Book

The Quietus battens down the hatches and prepares for a storm as Wyndham Wallace risks all to defend Simply Red’s debut album, _Picture Book_, on its 25th anniversary…

A Half-Century Not Out: Art Ensemble Of Chicago Live

Sean Kitching goes to see Art Ensemble Of Chicago's 50th Anniversary Concert live at the Barbican

Peter Gregson

Patina

The cellist-composer finds presence in absence for his fifth LP, finds Brian Coney

Musical Conversations: Mary Lattimore’s Favourite Albums

In this week's Baker's Dozen Mary Lattimore speaks to Kareem Ghezawi about the albums that have shaped her life, and how musical friendships sustain her work

The Magnetic Fields

Love At The Bottom Of The Sea

Julia Holter

Loud City Song