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Adrian Belew: Was In NIN, Now Not In NIN

Belew: "concerning me being part of the 2013 Nine Inch Nails band: it didn't work"

Gnod, Cut Hands, Demdike Live In Shipley

Golden Cabinet announce ace line-up of upcoming shows

Death To Perfume Music: Matmos On Creating A Singularity Track

Every month, the Quietus commissions an artist or band to produce a track for our Singularity section, which is free to low culture subscribers. This month we're thrilled to include Matmos. Interview by Adam Quarshie

Coil’s ‘Queens Of The Circulating Library’ To Be Reissued

The re-release by Dais Records will mark the first time it's been officially made available on vinyl

Behold! The Quietus Comics Round Up Column

Reggie Chamberlain-King, Mat Colegate, Karl Smith, and Aug Stone are back with our favourite recent comics

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1 Thing: Your R&B Roundup For February And March

Is there a glass ceiling on the marketability of South Asian artists in music? Tara Joshi considers what the handful of brown people breaking through in R&B can tell us, and reviews the latest releases

Loop > See Loop: Eddie Peake And Kool London At The White Cube

Artist Eddie Peake invites legendary London pirate station Kool London into his dwelling space at the White Cube, Bermondsey

Rorschach Effect: Nate Young Talks Regression & Wolf Eyes

Nate Young has had a busy year, presiding over the return of Wolf Eyes on ferocious form and guiding his Regression solo electronic project into hypnotic zones. He speaks to Ian Maleney about improvisation, manual labour, and how Wolf Eyes are becoming even more unhinged with age

Beck’s Song Reader At Rough Trade East

Ed Harcourt, Stealing Sheep, Steve Mason and more perform songs from Beck's latest (unrecorded) album

A Storm In Heaven: David Vorhaus Of White Noise Interviewed

David Stubbs meets David Vorhaus of influential electronic group White Noise to discuss the importance of forward motion

Papa’s Got A Brand New Baggins! The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Reviewed

Jason Ward watches Peter Jackson's return to the Shire, which introduces Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins and opens in UK cinemas this Thursday

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Radical Romantics

The third solo album by Sweden's Karin Dreijer explores the outer dimensions of love

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Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For September By Tristan Bath

Willful obscurity, emotional precision, and noisy blowouts abound in September’s best tapes, chosen by Tristan Bath

Escaping The Candy Store: No Bra Interviewed

No Bra's new album Candy is as witty and weird as ever, setting her customary deadpan humour and provocations to sparse instrumental backdrops. She speaks to Bryony Beynon about avoiding capitalist gender stereotypes and fantasising about "having sex with random construction workers in random suburbs of London"