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Anti-Social Behaviour Orders: S. Craig Zahler’s Dragged Across Concrete

Dragged Across Concrete, the new film by S. Craig Zahler (Bone Tomahawk) is pointedly, scrupulously, diligent in its belligerence – but to what end? asks Kirsty Asher

Experimental Sounds From Poland: A Rum Music Special

Rory Gibb, Luke Turner and John Doran round up some of the Quietus' favourite Polish experimental records of the year so far, from grinding tectonic plates and noise-blasted techno to jazzy sample collage and creeping dread. Part II to follow soon...

Rock Is A Discipline: Scott ‘Wino’ Weinrich & Conny Ochs Interviewed

Rock & roll veteran Scott 'Wino' Weinrich has written a collaborative album with Conny Ochs entitled Heavy Kingdom. Toby Cook caught up with the duo to talk about rock & roll as a state of mind

Short Fiction By: Ryan Sartor

New writing on The Quietus comes to you this week in the form of short fiction in the truest sense of the term, via NYC's Ryan Sartor

Laura Cannell and Lori Goldston

The Deer Are Small And The Rabbits Are Big

A collaboration betweent the US cellist ane British recorder player and violinist evokes an uncanny inbetweenness for johny Lamb

Sonic Router 019: The Altered States Of Altered Natives

In the 19th installment of his monthly dubstep column, Oli Marlow talks to Danny Native

Jon Hopkins

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Crazy Yellow Sunglasses: An Interview With Black Pus

Lightning Bolt's inimitable drummer Brian Chippendale returns this month with a solo album under the name Black Pus. He speaks with Ian Maleney about the joys of unpredictability, mood-affecting music and "barely knowing what any of the lyrics are"