Anji Cheung

Reviews 1

Spool’s Out: Tape Reviews By Tristan Bath For January

Articles 2

Mind Over Matter: The Quietus’ Survey Of Modern European Psychedelia

In our latest extended list feature, the Quietus staff and writers select a mighty list of the best, brightest and weirdest psychedelic music currently emerging from Europe. Lock the doors, shutter the windows, spark up a Bristol cone and prepare to be turned inside out...

A Quietus Interview

Ritual Music For The Accumulation Of Energy: Anji Cheung Interviewed

The transportive, ritualistic drones of London's Anji Cheung conjure up portals to uncanny other worlds, heavy with the thrill of the unknown. Ahead of her performance at Supernormal this weekend, she meets Jimmy Martin to discuss a fascination with the occult, and how Throbbing Gristle and Coil have inspired her music's trips into inner space

News 3

Total Cult Returns For Third Edition

The London event will host A'Bear, Anji Cheung and more next weekend

Matthew Shaw LP Launch This Week

Matthew Shaw follows the release of his album a couple of months ago with a live London launch tomorrow night

LISTEN: Five Bands To See At Raw Power

Anthony Chalmers of promoters Baba Yaga's Hut picks some of the acts he's looking forward to seeing at the Tufnell Park Dome three-dayer next month

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Film

Everyday Magic: ‘Whisper Of The Heart’ And The Experience Of Wonder

Now turning 25, Studio Ghibli's Whisper of the Heart still stands as one of the most impressive and emotional things the Japanese animation titans have ever done. Ian Wang looks back on the earnest, wide-eyed optimism of a masterpiece

Film

Samurai Of The Beholder: Kurosawa’s Legacy Reassessed

With the Blu-Ray box set of Kurosawa's influential Samurai films available now, David Moats analyses the director's influence on Hollywood and wonders whether it could have been very different

Film

London Film Festival: Ginger & Rosa Reviewed

Anna Coatman watches Sally Potter's portrait of youthful idealism, which screens in the Official Competition at the 56th London Film Festival, before going on nationwide theatrical release from Friday

Film

Violent Content: Medium Cool Reassessed

Robert Bright reflects on Haskell Wexler's still bitterly relevant film about media complicity, 'Medium Cool', which is out now on DVD and Blu-Ray

Film

London Film Festival: Frankenweenie Reviewed

Chris Bell watches Tim Burton's return to animation, which opened the 56th London Film Festival last week and goes on nationwide release today

Film

“Magnificent, Fascinating & Appalling”: The Birth Of A Nation Revisited

David Bennun re-examines D.W. Griffith's troubling silent masterpiece and discovers some disturbing parallels with the current state of the American right

Film

By The Green Light: Ethnofuturism And Djinns In Mati Diop’s Atlantics

Mati Diop's beguiling debut feature tells a love story, but also hides oceans of complex historico-political allegories amidst mystical bodies and ambiguous timelines, finds Perwana Nazif

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Anji Cheung

Reviews 1

Spool’s Out: Tape Reviews By Tristan Bath For January

Articles 2

Mind Over Matter: The Quietus’ Survey Of Modern European Psychedelia

Ritual Music For The Accumulation Of Energy: Anji Cheung Interviewed