Jam City

Reviews 6

The Month’s Electronic Music: You Know That You’re Toxic

The Month’s Electronic Music: Space Is The Place

From Warehouse To Web: Electronic/Dance Tracks Of 2012 & Mix

The Month In Electronic Music: Jam City, 2562, Sigha & More

Articles 2

A Quietus Interview

Positive Force: An Interview With Jam City

On his new album Dream A Garden, Jack Latham has taken a vocal stance in addressing political apathy and capitalist exploitation in his most direct work to date. In an in-depth conversation, Christian Eede meets him to find out why he's trying to translate his anger into optimism

Black Sky Thinking

Dragnet #8: New Sounds From Jam City, John Talabot, Cloud Nothings

Wading through shit fumbling for golden fish

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 1

Baker's Dozen

Unresolved And Discordant: Pearson Sound’s Favourite Albums

With his debut album released this week, the Hessle Audio producer talks Lauren Martin through his top 13 formative records ahead of his appearance at the Bloc weekender

News 8

Jam City Details New Album, ‘Jam City Presents EMF’

His fourth full-length record will be released through his own Earthly label

Jam City Shares New Track, ‘Redd St. Turbulence’

It features vocals by Show Me The Body's Julian Cashwan Pratt

Jam City’s ‘Classical Curves’ LP Set For Reissue

The vinyl release comes with previously unreleased bonus tracks and photos from studio sessions

Jam City To Release New Album, ‘Pillowland’

It's his first LP since 2015's 'Dream A Garden'

Jam City Shares Unreleased Tracks Via Twitter

The producer has launched a new account after his original one was hacked and is now taking requests from fans for tracks to leak

Cheesed Off With The Mercury? It’s tQ’s Jovian Bow Shock Prize

The week after an arse-crimpingly boring list from the Mercury Prize, Britpop berk Alex James has proclaimed that independent music is over. Here are the 12 nominees for The Quietus Jovian Bow Shock award that proves them wrong:

Jam City To Release New EP

Jack Latham readies new EP of "bass-heavy, club-ready excursions" for Night Slugs; listen to a track from it below

Jam City Previews New Album With Unhappy

First details of long-awaited second album announced by Night Slugs

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Film

Berlinale 2011: The Best of the Fest

Stephen Dalton finds much to love at this years Berlin International Film Festival including: new docs on Genesis P-Orridge and Black Power; Shakespeare-revivals and true-tales from the Iraq War and new works by Wim Wenders and Richard Ayoade.

Film

A Renaissance For Live Cinema: Performance At Splice & Sheffield Doc/Fest

VR and AR may take all the headlines, but the progressive field of live cinema and audiovisual art performance is just as vital and exciting

Film

Welcome To Hallyuwood: Bong Joon-Ho’s Shorts And The Korean New Wave

Before Parasite, Bong Joon-ho had certainly always been keeping busy. At this year's London Korean Film Festival, two of the director's short films are testament to the dramatic rise of the Hallyuwood film industry, finds James Balmont

Film

Crawl Of The Wild: Free Fire Reviewed

Mat Colegate reviews director Ben Wheatley's latest, the action comedy Free Fire

Film

Miss American Pie: Black Widow And Marvel’s Rotten Women

Marvel's recent female heroines offer a cultural turning point, but with Black Widow leading the charge, they still fail to reveal the rottenness of America's myth as force for good, finds Soma Ghosh

Film

Pure Motion: Girls Can’t Surf And Other Wave Stories

New documentary Girls Don't Surf offers an upbeat take on young women overturning the pay gap, but there's more to learn about the pain, beauty and solitude of surfing on screen, finds Soma Ghosh

Film

The Most Powerful Man In America: The Godfather At 50

The worlds of the Mafia and American politics are inseparable – and Francis Ford Coppola knew this when making The Godfather 50 years ago, with crime poisoning every echelon of society, finds Sam Moore

Film

Humans After All: Daft Punk Said Goodbye With The Film Baring Their Soul

Daft Punk announced their split with an eight-minute video taken from the end of their avant-garde film Electroma which offers the key to understanding their whole oeuvre, finds Ryan Ninesling

Film

Welcome To The ‘New Normal’: Kubrick And The Nuclear Farce

As part of our celebration of what would have been Stanley Kubrick's 88th birthday, Robert Bright takes another look at one of his best loved films, 1964's Dr Strangelove

Film

Baby’s On Fire: Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver Reviewed

It's the hot tip to sweep the top spots, but does Edgar Wright's crime caper have what it takes? Ben Rabinovich is on the case

Film

Casino Classics: Elaine Constantine And Lisa Stansfield Talk Northern Soul

Yousif Nur interviews director Elaine Constantine and actor Lisa Stansfield about their new film Northern Soul

Film

Moviedrone: The Best Film Scores Of 2020

While cinema releases have been upended across the industry, a wealth of film music has still impressed resident expert Charlie Brigden, who runs us through his top 10 of 2020

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Reviews 6

Jam City Dream A Garden

The Month’s Electronic Music: You Know That You’re Toxic

The Month’s Electronic Music: Space Is The Place

From Warehouse To Web: Electronic/Dance Tracks Of 2012 & Mix

Jam City Classical Curves

The Month In Electronic Music: Jam City, 2562, Sigha & More

Articles 2

Positive Force: An Interview With Jam City

Dragnet #8: New Sounds From Jam City, John Talabot, Cloud Nothings

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 1

Unresolved And Discordant: Pearson Sound’s Favourite Albums

News 8

Jam City Details New Album, ‘Jam City Presents EMF’

Jam City Shares New Track, ‘Redd St. Turbulence’

Jam City’s ‘Classical Curves’ LP Set For Reissue

Jam City To Release New Album, ‘Pillowland’

Jam City Shares Unreleased Tracks Via Twitter

Cheesed Off With The Mercury? It’s tQ’s Jovian Bow Shock Prize

Jam City To Release New EP

Jam City Previews New Album With Unhappy

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