Team Ghost

Row Fishermen Row: Sun Araw M Geddes Gengras Interviewed

Following on from our interview with The Congos, Tina Winter talks to Sun Araw and M. Geddes Gengras about collaboration, chilling and collie weed

Kuedo

Slow Knife

One Take: A New Grime Column By Tomas Fraser

The Quietus finally has a grime column! In the first instalment, Tomas Fraser witnesses an epic DJ set by Slackk at Peckham's Rye Wax and reviews new tracks from Dark0, the infernally young DeeCee and Ruff Sqwad stalwart Rapid. There's also a look at the imagery of Wot Do You Call It, who provided this photograph of Rapid

Into A Time Slip: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Turns 45

As The Rocky Horror Picture Show reaches its 45th birthday, Simon Price looks at the cultural history of the film, the stage show and the cult that's grown up around it, and asks the crucial question: strip all that baggage away, and is it any good?

Jarvis Cocker And More In Radio Project

Members of The National, Slowdive, Doves and more to take part in project in Bristol

Mint Julep

Save Your Season

WATCH: Fostercare – ‘Low’

New video, taken from the split EP Ritualz vs. Fostercare

Some Sort Of Surrender: An Interview With Paul Buchanan Of The Blue Nile

Blue Nile singer Paul Buchanan and David Peschek get teary-eyed discussing mortality, love and Mid Air, his first solo album- and his first release in 8 years

REVIEW: Tremor Festival 2024

Fergal Kinney reports back from the Azores event, which this year hosted sets from Nik Colk Void, PoiL Ueda and more

Zomby Blasts Reynolds For ‘Wonky’/Ketamine Link

Drug link rubbished by anonymous dance producer

Star Trek Reviewed Plus The Odd-Numbered Films Reassessed

Has the new _Star Trek_ finally broken the curse of the odd-numbered Trek film? Dean Sobers decides and takes another look at the much maligned 'odd' half of the franchise.

Sea Food: An Interview With Nadine Shah

John Freeman takes a trip to the seaside to eat ice cream and talk to Nadine Shah about her spellbinding second album, Fast Food. All pictures courtesy of Kingsley Chapman

The Men

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Cherry Ice Cream Smiles: Duran Duran’s Rio Revisited

Rio was released thirty years ago this week. John Freeman looks back at an archetypal 80s pop album which became Duran Duran's defining moment.

Behind The Walls Of The Iron Galaxy: El-P, Cannibal Ox & Philip K. Dick

Philip K. Dick's massive influence on underground rock is well documented but less has been said when it comes to hip hop. Eden Tizard looks, in particular at El P's Fantastic Damage and The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox

Flatpack Film Festival Report

Kiran Acharya samples the varied cinematic delights of last week's Birmingham event. Main image from Destino