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Crab-Walkin’ Callisthenics: James Yorkston’s Favourite YouTubes
In anticipation of his set at Field Day, Scottish folk man and Fence collective member has given us a rundown of his top YouTube videos, going from Scott Walker to Sonic Youth by way of Nimrod Workman and Dexys' on-stage fitness routine
News
Crab-Walkin’ Callisthenics: James Yorkston’s Favourite YouTubes
In anticipation of his set at Field Day, Scottish folk man and Fence collective member has given us a rundown of his top YouTube videos, going from Scott Walker to Sonic Youth by way of Nimrod Workman and Dexys' on-stage fitness routine
Remember Them…
Desmond Simmons Remembered By Colin Newman Of Wire
Every time the Quietus has interviewed Wire's Colin Newman he's talked with fondness about his friend Desmond Simmons, a teenage musical ally and inspiration. Sadly, Simmons passed away last month, and here Newman pays tribute to his late friend. Pictures courtesy Colin Newman, main shot was "Taken in a photo booth in London just after having bought Metallic KO by Iggy & The Stooges - must be 1976"
Remember Them…
Desmond Simmons Remembered By Colin Newman Of Wire
Every time the Quietus has interviewed Wire's Colin Newman he's talked with fondness about his friend Desmond Simmons, a teenage musical ally and inspiration. Sadly, Simmons passed away last month, and here Newman pays tribute to his late friend. Pictures courtesy Colin Newman, main shot was "Taken in a photo booth in London just after having bought Metallic KO by Iggy & The Stooges - must be 1976"
Beyond The Hits
Fleetwood Mac: Searching For Gems Beyond The Hits
Following a flurry of Fleetwood Mac activity this year, Quietus writers Colm McAuliffe, Jonny Mugwump, Joseph Burnett, Chad Parkhill, Taylor Parkes, Matthew Lindsay and Craig Terlino seek out their finest tracks that were never hit singles
Beyond The Hits
Fleetwood Mac: Searching For Gems Beyond The Hits
Following a flurry of Fleetwood Mac activity this year, Quietus writers Colm McAuliffe, Jonny Mugwump, Joseph Burnett, Chad Parkhill, Taylor Parkes, Matthew Lindsay and Craig Terlino seek out their finest tracks that were never hit singles
Live Reviews
It's No More Fun To Compute! Kraftwerk Live Review By Wolfgang Flür
In January the former robot went to the band's home town show in a power station in Dusseldorf and sent us this report, a longer version of a piece originally published in Germany earlier this year. Translation assistance by Melody Kometen
Live Reviews
It's No More Fun To Compute! Kraftwerk Live Review By Wolfgang Flür
In January the former robot went to the band's home town show in a power station in Dusseldorf and sent us this report, a longer version of a piece originally published in Germany earlier this year. Translation assistance by Melody Kometen
