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Oh Jeremy Corbyn: Alex Nunns Recalls The Origins Of A Political Chant

In an exclusive extract from his book The Candidate, Alex Nunns delves into the origins of the Oh Jeremy Corbyn / Seven Nation Army chant. Scroll down for a discount on the book for Quietus readers from OR Books

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‘We Want The Kills To Be Of One Heart’: An Interview With Jamie Hince

The Kills' main man reveals all about new album Blood Pressures, literary influences and why hanging out with Jack White is bad for Alison Mosshart's voice

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The White Stripes: Delving Beyond The Hits

Last week, Jack and Meg White revealed that The White Stripes had come to an end. Manish Agarwal, Barnaby Smith, Jeremy Allen, Luke Turner, Ben Hewitt, Tom Howard and Al Denney pick over some of their favourite lesser known gems by the Detroit duo...

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LIVE REPORT: Jack White

Jack White doesn't just fire his mighty Blunderbuss at his much-anticipated London Forum gig - White Stripes songs are aired too, as Julian Marszalek discovers. Photographs by Valerio Berdini

Jack White To Work With Kid Congo Powers

The Dead Weather To Play In Nigel Godrich’s Basement

Producer will host special performance from Jack White and Alison Mosshart

White Stripes To Release Documentary

Canadian tour immmortalised on film

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Goose Fare: Only God Forgives Reviewed

Patrick Smith picks a fight with Nicholas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling's follow up to the acclaimed Drive

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Girl Interrupted: Revisiting Jane Arden’s The Other Side Of The Underneath

Jane Arden's experimental work about schizophrenia was the only British feature directed by a woman in the 1970s, and remains furiously relevant in its depiction of mental illness, finds Andrew Key

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You Leave Me Hanging: Time And Music In Hitchcock’s Vertigo

As its 60th anniversary sees it returning to British cinema screens, Adam Scovell dissects Hitchcock's use of time and repetition in his brilliant 1968 film, Vertigo

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Bloodsuckers: Vampires, Antisemitism And Nosferatu At 100

Bram Stoker's antisemitism is well documented, but the villainous image of the outsider, deviant, Jew vampire has been reworked in the 100 years since Nosferatu was released, finds Noah Berlatsky

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Notes On Anti-Fascism And Frivolity In Raiders Of The Lost Ark At 40

In 1981, Raiders of the Lost Ark seemed like mindless entertainment – but its legacy as an antifascist statement has only grown stronger in the last 40 years, finds Steve Erickson

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Caravan Of Hate: Sightseers Reviewed

Stuart Wright enjoys Ben Wheatley's murderous holiday comedy, which goes on nationwide theatrical release this Friday

Film

Dream A Little Dream: Beautiful Thing, Pride And Thatcher’s Shadow

Hettie MacDonald's 1996 coming-of-age film Beautiful Thing does a rare thing: it gives a gay couple a happy ending. Matt St. Clair writes on the film's enduring bravery

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Indie Auteur: A Conversation With Joe Swanberg, ‘Mumblecore’ Lynchpin

Chicago-based indie filmmaker and key figure in the regrettably named 'mumblecore' movement, Joe Swanberg discusses physics, graphic novels and working with non-actors to The Quietus as two of his films, _LOL_ and _Hannah Takes the Stairs_, are released in the UK by ICA films

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Articles 3

Oh Jeremy Corbyn: Alex Nunns Recalls The Origins Of A Political Chant

‘We Want The Kills To Be Of One Heart’: An Interview With Jamie Hince

The White Stripes: Delving Beyond The Hits

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LIVE REPORT: Jack White

Jack White To Work With Kid Congo Powers

The Dead Weather To Play In Nigel Godrich’s Basement

White Stripes To Release Documentary

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