DJ Hell

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Compilation of the Week: When The 2000s Clashed – Machine Music For A New Millennium

Articles 1

DJ Hell Interviewed

For the first in a new series of articles exploring the ongoing experiments in modern German music we talk to DJ Hell about his fine new album Teufelswerk.

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P Diddy Not A Tool? New Evidence Emerges

DJ Hell and Arctic Monkey sing rapper's praises

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Reissue of the Week

Reissue of the Week: Prostitute’s Attempted Martyr

Prostitute’s frustration and rage felt immediate upon their debut album's arrival in 2024, but as imperial slaughter has only worsened in the time since, a new worldwide release sharpens the image even further, says Natalie Marlin

A Quietus Interview

Keep It Punk, Keep it Simple: Eva LeBlanc of Traidora Interviewed

Ahead of Traidora's appearance at Supersonic festival, Stephanie Phillips speaks to experimental guitarist and Crass collaborator Eva LeBlanc about her need to see herself reflected in sound

Album of the Week

Voices Beneath the Rubble: Saul Williams, Carlos Niño & Friends At TreePeople

The urgent spoken word of slam poet and film-maker Saul Williams lifts a suite of soothing ambient jazz into something powerful, optimistic and inspiring, finds Daniel Spicer

Reissue of the Week

Reissue of the Week: Roland Brival’s Créole Gypsy

Mary Chiney gets to grips with a holy grail of Antillean music, Roland Brival's seamless marriage of American spiritual jazz with the ancestral roots of Martinique’s bèlè and carnival traditions

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Low Culture Podcast

Low Culture Podcast: John & Luke Reflect on 2025

In the final pod of the year, tQ’s founders tremble in the face of the coming cheese apocalypse as they dive into their musical highlights from the past 12 months

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Nilza Costa
Cantigas

The Salvador de Bahia-born singer creates songs that refuse all explanation

The Quietus International

North American Music: tQ in New York City, by Maxelle Talena

New York isn’t dead, says Maxelle Talena in the latest of tQ’s dispatches from the North American underground. It’s being killed. From jumpstyle to hardcore punk, from hip hop to garage rock (for those who can’t afford a garage), she introduces five key artists keeping the flame alive

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The Utopia Strong
Doperider

The British trio's fourth album suggests equal parts journey into space and a scrabbling around in the undergrowth, finds Richard Foster

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DJ Hell

Reviews 1

Compilation of the Week: When The 2000s Clashed – Machine Music For A New Millennium

Articles 1

DJ Hell Interviewed

News 1

P Diddy Not A Tool? New Evidence Emerges

Help Support The Quietus in 2025

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Kraftwerk Lose Long-Running Copyright Dispute

Boards Of Canada Share New Track, ‘Tape 05’

Reissue of the Week: The Beastie Boys’ To The 5 Boroughs

Organic Intelligence LV: Dies Irae in Popular Culture

Abigail Snail
Rad Berms

Thickened Moments: Life Day by Kristen Gallerneaux

Guest Playlist: Mark Jenkin

Low Culture Podcast: Children Of The Stones

A Different Beast: Abigail Snail Interviewed

Virtual Mentors: Arooj Aftab’s Favourite Albums

Massive Attack Collaborate with Tom Waits on New Song, ‘Boots On The Ground’

Portraits of the Artist: Künstlerromane in an Age of Uncertainty

My New Band Believe
My New Band Believe

Previously Read

Reissue of the Week: Prostitute’s Attempted Martyr

Keep It Punk, Keep it Simple: Eva LeBlanc of Traidora Interviewed

Voices Beneath the Rubble: Saul Williams, Carlos Niño & Friends At TreePeople

Reissue of the Week: Roland Brival’s Créole Gypsy

Low Culture Podcast: John & Luke Reflect on 2025

Nilza Costa
Cantigas

North American Music: tQ in New York City, by Maxelle Talena

The Utopia Strong
Doperider

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Reviews 1

Compilation of the Week: When The 2000s Clashed – Machine Music For A New Millennium

Articles 1

DJ Hell Interviewed

News 1

P Diddy Not A Tool? New Evidence Emerges

Help Support The Quietus in 2025

Most Popular

Kraftwerk Lose Long-Running Copyright Dispute

Boards Of Canada Share New Track, ‘Tape 05’

Reissue of the Week: The Beastie Boys’ To The 5 Boroughs

Organic Intelligence LV: Dies Irae in Popular Culture

Abigail Snail Rad Berms

Thickened Moments: Life Day by Kristen Gallerneaux

Guest Playlist: Mark Jenkin

Low Culture Podcast: Children Of The Stones

A Different Beast: Abigail Snail Interviewed

Virtual Mentors: Arooj Aftab’s Favourite Albums

Massive Attack Collaborate with Tom Waits on New Song, ‘Boots On The Ground’

Portraits of the Artist: Künstlerromane in an Age of Uncertainty

My New Band Believe My New Band Believe

Previously Read

Reissue of the Week: Prostitute’s Attempted Martyr

Keep It Punk, Keep it Simple: Eva LeBlanc of Traidora Interviewed

Voices Beneath the Rubble: Saul Williams, Carlos Niño & Friends At TreePeople

Reissue of the Week: Roland Brival’s Créole Gypsy

Low Culture Podcast: John & Luke Reflect on 2025

Nilza Costa Cantigas

North American Music: tQ in New York City, by Maxelle Talena

The Utopia Strong Doperider

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Abigail Snail
Rad Berms

My New Band Believe
My New Band Believe

Nilza Costa
Cantigas

The Utopia Strong
Doperider