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Building The Future With A Grain Of The Past: DJ Shadow Live

Articles 7

Anniversary

Non-Linear: DJ Shadow’s The Private Press At 20

Angus Batey samples, cuts and pastes from archive interviews as he argues that, two decades on, DJ Shadow's second solo album deserves to be acclaimed as a masterpiece
Anniversary

Millstone Or Milestone? DJ Shadow On Endtroducing 25 Years On

DJ Shadow and Angus Batey have one thing in common: neither of them are sure that Endtroducing is the former's best LP. On the anniversary of one of the most discussed electronic LPs of the mid-90s the pair discuss the merit and status of the landmark album
Black Sky Thinking

On Curating Meltdown: Will The Real James Lavelle Please Stand Up

Ed Gillett examines the decision to select the Mo'Wax founder as this year's Meltdown curator

Books

Blown Horizonz: The Birth & Death Of Auto-Tune

In an extract from his new book, Blown Horizonz, David Z Morris connects the dots between economics, Auto-Tune and the Enlightenment

A Quietus Interview

DJ Shadow’s Reconstructed: An Oral History

Ahead of his Rough Trade East in-store tonight and his slot at Relentless Freeze Festival on Friday, we asked DJ Shadow to give us a personal rundown of Reconstructed: The Best Of DJ Shadow
A Quietus Interview

Megadef: DJ Shadow Interviewed

Josh Davis aka DJ Shadow has had enough of collaborating and wants to get back to solo way of work that made him famous on Endtroducing, he tells John Doran

Black Sky Thinking

The First Column: Superstar DJs

Record decks that a brain injured giraffe could use will soon be in the shops. 'Good', says John Doran because it takes him one step closer to having Tom Cruise come in his ears

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 2

Baker's Dozen

Lessons Learnt: Joe Mount Of Metronomy’s Favourite Albums

As Metronomy reissue 'Nights Out' for its 10th anniversary, their frontman Joe Mount sits down with Patrick Clarke to pick his favourite records, and explain how they shaped him
Baker's Dozen

Irrepressible Discoveries: James Lavelle Of UNKLE’s 13 Favourite Albums

With a new album on the way and a much-anticipated set at Brighton's Attenborough Centre at the ready, James Lavelle, the man behind UNKLE and Mo' Wax, takes Elizabeth Aubrey through the 13 records that shaped him

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