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Reviews 16

Caterina Barbieri Live: Weird Noises To Make Sense Of The World

PROTO-untypical: Holly Herndon Live In Brighton

A Greater Coming Together: Holly Herndon’s Proto

Fighting Homogenisation: Dekmantel Reviewed

Gazelle Twin, Kingdom Come And The Death Of Live Music At Sonár

Hope And Repulsion: The Quietus At Field Day 2016

Amplification Point: Unsound Festival 2015 Reviewed By Rory Gibb

Hazy Euphoria: Things The Quietus Learned At Sónar 2015

Beyond The Bullring: Reflections On Supersonic 2015

Holly Herndon

Platform

Still Echoing Round The Streets Of Tilburg: Incubate 2014 Reviewed

The Month’s Electronic Music: A Visitor From Someone Else’s Memories

Expensive Silence: Carter Tutti & Holly Herndon At Salford Sonic Fusion

2012’s Noises In The Ether: A Rum Music Special

Holly Herndon

Movement

The Shock Of The End: Krakow’s Unsound Festival Deconstructed

Articles 12

Art

Tickling In My Head: ASMR At The Design Museum

With a tingle running down the back of his spine, Ilia Rogatchevski explores the world of ASMR at London's Design Museum
Film

Sisters With Transistors: Discovering Electronic Music’s Female Innovators

A new documentary is exploring the rich history of female composers at the forefront of electronic music – Madeleine Seidel speaks to director Lisa Rovner to find out more
A Quietus Interview

They Do What They Do: Lyra Pramuk Interviewed

On the release of her debut album, Lyra Pramuk shares some thoughts on spirituality, beauty, kinship, research and hope with Ollie Zhang
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: Things We’ve Loved This May

A selection of the finest albums, EPs and tracks that have received heavy rotation in our office this month, chosen for you by John Doran, Luke Turner, Christian Eede and Robert Barry
Art

Uncanny Flatlands: Wysing Art Centre at the Edge of the Real

Robert Barry examines works by Lawrence Lek, Benedict Drew, Katja Novitskova, Holly Herndon and others at the Wysing Art Centre’s ‘Uncanny Valley’ exhibition
A Quietus Interview

Powers Of Horror: Oneohtrix Point Never Interviewed

Karl Smith talks to Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never about his new WARP album, Garden Of Delete, our obsession with the grotesque and relinquishing control
A Quietus Interview

Hyper-Personal: Holly Herndon Interviewed

As Holly Herndon releases her second album proper, Platform, Christian Eede speaks to her about drawing on personal experiences and why collaboration is important to offering an optimistic alternative to cynicism. All photographs by Al Overdrive
Tracks of the Year

Quietus Tracks Of The Year 2014 (In Association With Norman Records)

tQ staff and writers scour this year's singles, EPs, 12"s, one-off releases, reissues and albums to pick their top tracks. Peruse and buy below, courtesy of our friends at Norman Records
Black Sky Thinking

Song Of The Digital Flesh: Vocal Manipulation & Our Cyborg Selves

The highly charged vocal manipulations of Holly Herndon, Katie Gately (pictured), Burial and The Knife, writes Alex Borkowski, are powerful expressions of our fast-evolving relationships with technology, space and our own bodies
Black Sky Thinking

I For One Welcome Our New Robot Vocal Cords: Radical Computer Music

How might electronic music sound in a post human future? Robert Barry enlists the help of Holly Herndon, James Bridle and Conrad Shawcross to explore radical new directions in computer music, from live programming and Algorave to the digital overloads of Black Midi
A Quietus Interview

Escape From Reality: Ashley Paul Interviewed By Holly Herndon

Brooklyn-based composer/performer Ashley Paul's work ranges from texturally exploratory songwriting to jarring improvisation. Fellow US musician Holly Herndon speaks with Paul about musical dualities and the coexistence of different approaches
A Quietus Interview

It’s A Body Thing: An Interview With Holly Herndon

Holly Herndon's debut album Movement boldly explores the crumbling boundaries between the human body and digital technology. She speaks to Rory Gibb about disorienting her audience and amplifying human emotion

News 42

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