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Kip Follows: Director Carol Morley On The Falling

Lisa Jenkins meets up with director Carol Morley to discuss her new film The Falling

New Group Factory Floor Talk New EP And Shop Floor Practices

The Quietus introduces Factory Floor, the second in our tips for the best new bands of 2008

Columnfortably Numb: Your Psych Roundup For June

JR Moores rifles through the latest psychedelic releases, from those that are freestyle to those in the style of Free

LIVE REPORT: Thurston Moore

On January 15th, Thurston Moore's duo Caught On Tape played a tiny gig at DeBarra's Folk Club in Clonakilty, Co Cork. It was a refreshingly low-key alternative to the far larger stages he usually inhabits, writes Noel Baker

Women Of Their Word: The Reality Of Being A Female Music Writer

There is more extraordinary music writing by women than ever before, yet female writers are still facing a host of barriers that their male counterparts are not. From online abuse to tokenism from editors, Jude Rogers recounts the realities of her life in journalism, and her hopes for the future of the industry

Massive Attack to Play ‘Lowest Carbon Show of its Size’ in Bristol

The performance at Clifton Downs will mark the trip hop group's first UK show in five years

Suede To Play Albums Live At Brixton

Wot no New Morning? PLUS! Reissues due

Low Culture Essay: Audrey Golden On ‘Lost’ FAC Film The Mad Fuckers

In this month's Low Culture Essay, author Audrey Golden explores Factory Records film The Mad Fuckers, which could have been the UK's answer to Pretty In Pink but ended up as one of the label's great ideas that never was – though it did inadvertently give the world Madchester

Hyperspecific: Dance Music For May Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

Jaša Bužinel considers how best to hunt for musical discoveries in the age of algorithmic determinism, and reviews cutting-edge releases by Blawan, Metrist, DJ Danifox, Rắn Cạp Đuôi Collective, REZZETT, ZULI and more

Metal Is In Bloom: Summer Columnus Metallicus

Someone may have pissed on his leg, but nothing can stop Toby Cook writing about metal. Here, he gives his opinions on releases from the Deftones and UFOMammut amongst others

Tracey Thorn

Love And Its Opposite

Four Aces, Phebes and London’s Forgotten Reggae Venues

An excerpt of _From CBGB to the Roundhouse_, a trawl around the toilet circuit and beyond, by Tim Burrows

Injustice For All: The Quietus Writers Pick Their Favourite Underrated Films

The Quietus film team come together to celebrate the little films that could... but didn't.

Madness Frontman Suggs’ 13 Favourite Albums Of All Time

Nutty Boy Suggs takes Simon Price on a guided tour through his record collection

Music Of The Spheres: Rhys Chatham’s Favourite Albums

The veteran avant-garde composer picks records by Morton Subotnick, Charlemagne Palestine and Maryanne Amacher and more to tell Danny Riley how his music, including new album Pythagorean Dream, has evolved

Bob Mould

Beauty & Ruin