Sepultura

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Three Decades On: Sepultura’s Roots At 30

Three decades on from the release of Roots, Keith Kahn-Harris digs in to the legacy Sepultura's much vaunted sixth album. This feature was first published 15/02/21

Anniversary

The Raw And The Half-Baked: Sepultura’s Roots At 25

A quarter of a century on from Roots, Keith Kahn-Harris wonders whether Sepultura’s much-vaunted album has actually left much of a legacy

A Quietus Interview

DEAFBRICK: Deafkids And Petbrick Interviewed

Brazil's searingly good noise trio Deafkids have teamed up with Wayne Adams and Iggor Cavalera's pummelling Petbrick for an extraordinary new album 'Deafbrick'. Along with a premiere of the track 'Força Bruta', they speak to Patrick Clarke about the links between New Weird Britain and Brazil

A Quietus Interview

The Duke of Disquiet: An interview with Andy Cairns of Therapy?

As Therapy? release a record-breaking fourteenth studio album Disquiet, frontman Andy Cairns reflects on darkness, difficulties and turning fifty after a lifetime in music

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 3

Baker's Dozen

An Ocean of Atoms: Lord Spikeheart’s Baker’s Dozen

The experimental metal master guides Alex Rigotti through his thirteen favourite albums that explore heaviness, spirituality and love, and that shaped both him and his debut solo album The Adept

Baker's Dozen

“Yes It’s F*cking Political!”: Skin’s Favourite Albums

Skunk Anansie vocalist Skin guides Louise Brown through 13 favourite records, from Holst to Nina Simone, Everything But The Girl, Sepultura and Amy Winehouse

Baker's Dozen

Taking Out The Thrash: Scott Ian Of Anthrax’s Top Albums From 1986

To mark 30 years since 1986, a pivotal moment for metal, Anthrax main man Scott Ian talks JR Moores through his 13 top albums from that year, moving from thrash classics through to landmark hip-hop and pop releases

News 2

LISTEN: New Petbrick

The new project featuring Wayne Adams from Big Lad and Iggor Cavalera from Sepultura debuts on Rocket Recordings and Closed Casket Activities

The Quietus Writers’ 40 Favourite Live Albums

The Quietus writers and staff choose their favourite live albums, from murky punk madness to electrifying free jazz, and from the pure sound of rage to sex, death and romance

Previously Read

A Quietus Interview

Pipe Dreams Come True: Elizabete Balčus Interviewed

Latvia’s Elizabete Balčus speaks to Alex Rigotti about the lucid dreaming, bad trips, and recuring characters that inform her shapeshifting new album Hotel Universe

Subscribers

Playlists

Guest Playlist: Hen Ogledd

Hen Ogledd talk us through musical influences on astounding new album Discombobulated (the results are compiled into a playlist exclusively for tQ Subscriber Plus tier members)

Subscribers

Organic Intelligence

Organic Intelligence VII: Bill Brewster’s Balearic Sound Of Scandinavia

Get your sauna logs and loosely fitting tiny towels at the ready as we head to Scandinavia for this month’s Organic Intelligence subscriber exclusive, in which Bill Brewster guides you through the Balearic sounds of Scandinavia

Things I Have Learned

Steve Ignorant On Saving Lives With The Sea Palling Lifeboat

Steve Ignorant now lives in North Norfolk and volunteers as a crew member on the independent Sea Palling lifeboat. Here, he tells Luke Turner about his work on the choppy grey waters. Photo thanks to Damon Allen Davison

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Organic Intelligence

Organic Intelligence V: Latvian Cosmic Pop

In the first subscriber-only newsletter of 2022, Daryl Worthington delves deep into the murky world of the experimental Latvian underground of the 80s to bring you a selection of bangers

Remember Them…

A Different World: Holger Czukay Interviewed

Holger Czukay, co-founder of Can, student of Karlheinz Stockhausen and maker of great music, has died. In this interview, originally published on tQ in 2014 to mark 40 years since the release of Canaxis 5, he spoke to Bobby Barry about Stockhausen, John Lydon and learning to fly.

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Organic Intelligence

Organic Intelligence XLV: Zamrock

In this month’s antidote to the algorithm, Francis Buseko takes us back to mid-70s Zambia and the radical sounds of artists like WITCH, pictured below, who blew the minds of his parents' generation

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Sepultura

Articles 4

Three Decades On: Sepultura’s Roots At 30

The Raw And The Half-Baked: Sepultura’s Roots At 25

DEAFBRICK: Deafkids And Petbrick Interviewed

The Duke of Disquiet: An interview with Andy Cairns of Therapy?

Baker’s Dozen Appearances 3

An Ocean of Atoms: Lord Spikeheart’s Baker’s Dozen

“Yes It’s F*cking Political!”: Skin’s Favourite Albums

Taking Out The Thrash: Scott Ian Of Anthrax’s Top Albums From 1986