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Radiohead’s Discography Is Now Available On Bandcamp

The band's nine studio albums, and much more, can now be bought and streamed via the platform

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

While watching Caterina Barbieri perform live at Brighton Digital Festival held at the Attenborough Centre For The Creative Arts (ACCA), Paul Tucker wonders what experimental music does to our consciousness that makes it seem so powerful

Einsturzende Neubauten

Lament

TQ On 6Music Freakier Zone Talkin’ Punk Jazz

DRINK: Mogwai Rockact81r Rum

Finally, booze for the Mogwai fan in your life

Human Interactions: Agnes Obel’s Favourite Albums

With two UK dates bringing her European tour to a close next week, the Danish singer-songwriter self-pens us a top albums rundown

Jim Legxacy Reveals New Mixtape, ‘black british music (2025)’

The much-anticipated release is out later this month

A Deliberate Rejection Of Beauty? Disco Inferno’s D.I. Go Pop

Ned Raggett looks back twenty years to an album of "urban sound with seaside and seasonal reveries that aren’t quite that, a burst of activity that could also be a last gasp"

Spreading The Word: Annie Nightingale’s Favourite Music

Broadcaster, writer and all-round music hero Annie Nightingale guides Diva Harris though her 13 favourite records, from Eminem to Bob Marley, Dave, Skrillex, Eric Satie and Primal Scream

Liam Gallager Blasts The Enemy

Simiam singer in rare moment of sound judgement shocker

Maps Details New Album, ‘Counter Melodies’

He's unveiled five tracks from the record to accompany its announcement

WATCH: Boards Of Canada Desert Party

Enigmatic Scottish duo rock the desert

Erasure’s Andy Bell Selects 13 Favourite Records

As Erasure gear up for the Mute Short Circuit Festival, Andy Bell picks us his 13 favourite albums

Bombarded With Asteroids: Richard Hawley’s Favourite Albums

Before he heads off on a tour of the UK tomorrow, the Sheffield singer-songwriter and quiffsman takes Sharon O'Connell through the rock & roll, blues and rockabilly albums that shaped his early listening

Montreux Jazz Festival Launch

Festival launches video archive taking in its almost 50-year history

Electro Chaabi In Cairo: ‘F**k! I’ve Lost My Slipper!’

Last week Quietus editor John Doran traveled to Cairo with Incubate's Joost Heijthuijsen to learn more about the city's nascent Electro Chaabi scene. In this report from their final day in Egypt, Joost reflects on the tangled relationships between past and present that they encountered along the way