Lauretta Charlton

Bristol’s Innovative Sculpture: Plinth, Statue, Water, & Space

As monuments commemorating slavers fall throughout Britain, philosopher Jonathan Webber considers Bristol's fallen Colston statue as a work of art in its own right

LISTEN: New The Wedding Present

Band return with new multimedia album; check out the lead single below

Deadpan: Jim Jarmusch’s Political Take On The Zombie Film

Jim Jarmusch’s late entry into the zombie genre may first appear to be a restrained retreading of anti-consumerist tropes and fears of humanity’s auto-obliteration. But, Sean Kitching asks, if such warnings are obsolete, then why do we still fail to heed them?

Duma Share New Track, ‘Mambo Ya Gizani’

It's the latest cut to be unveiled from Adult Swim's 2021 Singles series

Grace Jones To Be Focus Of Nottingham Exhibition

Exploring Jones' image and performance style, it will feature work by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and more

Big Trouble In Big China: Ghost Cities Of China Reviewed

Stephen Lee Naish, author of U.ESS.AY, looks at Wade Shepard's economic, social and — most importantly — human examination of China's pre-abandoned megacities

Jay-Z Announces Exclusive London Show

Rapper announces September gig

Nik Void And More To Play Somerset House

Somerset House will host an evening of music, panel discussions and installations "exploring the state of nightlife and the London-Manchester interplay" this Saturday

Iceage Sign UK Deal

Two Poems By: Melissa Lee-Houghton

Having previously appeared on The Quietus in Bobby Parker's first All Tomorrow's Voices column, this week's new writing comes by way of two poems from Melissa Lee-Houghton's new collection Beautiful Girls

WATCH: Aidan Moffat Film Trailer

New film following Aidan Moffat on tour, alongside great folk singer Sheila Stewart, will be toured by Moffat at special screenings

Afghan Whigs Announce Black Love Anniversary

Band celebrate album's 20th anniversary with special release

Abject Luxury: The Legacy Of Martin Margiela

Two shows in Paris dedicated to the the Belgian fashion designer reveal an artist of consistent theoretical depth

For Yod’s Sake: The Source Family Reviewed

Sean Kitching examines a new documentary about Father Yod and The Source Family, one of 60s California's most far out experiments in alternative living. Mildly NSFW photographs.

Eating People Is Easy: A Brief History Of Cannibalism In Film

With a 4K remaster of Hannibal Lecter's definitive appearance, The Silence Of The Lambs, released in cinemas today, Richard Hirst looks back over the sordid history of long pig consumption in the movies

DOWNLOAD: Oliver Coates x Adult Jazz

Cellist and composer reworks excellent opening track from recent debut album; London date added to UK and EU tour