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Hail The Acid Kings: Electric Wizard’s Time To Die Reviewed

Demonic Dan Franklin double drops, inverts the cross and turns off his mind. Legalize drugs and murder!

Unearthly Delights: Eric Chenaux’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of a new trio album and a show at this year's Acid Horse, Eric Chenaux takes Barnaby Smith through the thirteen albums that changed him, from the avant-garde to hip hop, traditional folksong to vintage Brazilian psychedelia and more

Books At Bedtime: Quietus Writers & Friends Reading For Pleasure

In a new semi-regular series, Quietus writers and friends talk about the books they read for pleasure and the rituals and habits they keep to while reading, with Ed Dowie, Nina Allan, and Robin Allender

Addicted To Serendipity: Hayden Thorpe Of Wild Beasts’ Baker’s Dozen

As the Cumbrian quartet prepare to release their "'fuck you' to adulthood", Boy King, their singer and guitarist takes us through 13 LPs that shaped it, including Nine Inch Nails, Max Richter and Oneohtrix Point Never

Revolting Lots: Al Jourgensen’s Favourite Ministry Albums

As Ministry prepare to tour Europe, their leader puts the band's discography in order while sharing wild tales and encounters with William S. Burroughs, Robert Plant and copious amounts of his own stomach lining

Confessions Of A Blagger: Carl Barat’s Threepenny Memoir Reviewed

Carl Barat's new tome doesn't shrink away from embracing ugly self-truth - and according to Ben Myers, is subsequently far worthier of praise than the the tortured scribblings of Pete Doherty

Hyperdub Shares Adult Swim Mixtape

It follows on from last year's 'HyperSwim' compilation

David Lynch: BFI Season Preview

"I don't know if you're a detective or a pervert."

Print Sale This Saturday – Bat For Lashes, Cat Power & More

Great work from Cat Stevens and Conny Prantera for sale

Soul Jazz Presents

Steppas' Delight 2

Eastern Dawns: CTM Siberia & The Importance Of Dancing Across Borders

Luke Turner travels to Novosibirsk for the inaugural CTM Siberia, where Russian musicians play alongside international artists in a spirit of unity that goes against current and historical international tensions

LISTEN: A Place To Bury Strangers – Worship

Stream new album in full below

Mark Stewart’s Debut Solo Album For Reissue

Mark Stewart's 1983 debut solo album will receive a definitive reissue next year

Beguile, Seduce, Transport: Eric Chenaux’s Slowly Paradise

These extraordinary new experiments from Chenaux are equally comforting and strange.