Matthew Neale

Soundtrack To The Interzone: Justin Robertson’s Baker’s Dozen

In a self-penned Baker's Dozen, DJ and producer Justin Robertson recalls the thirteen pieces of music that soundtracked his rise from home counties obscurity to the outer edges of dance music, via run-ins with Jimmy Page and Mark E. Smith

Nice And Sleevy: Andrew Liles’ Favourite Album Covers

The prolific multi-instrumentalist, Nurse With Wound and Current 93 collaborator and vinyl art devotee picks his top 13 LP covers, tipping his hat to Coil, Cabaret Voltaire and a quintet of dancing banjos among others

OUT.FEST Adds Liturgy And More To 2023 Lineup

The festival has also partnered with the SHAPE+ initiative to host Cucina Povera, Nze Nze and Rita Silva

The Month In Electronic Music: Everything & The Kitchen Sink

In this month's Hyperspecific, Rory Gibb takes you through kitchen sink techno, junglist house and VHS-saturated noise

Unsound To Return To New York Next Month

Caterina Barbieri, Tim Hecker and more will play the two-day event

Behold! November’s Quietus Comics Round Up Column

From quiet despair to outright horror — via worlds of film, magic and the truly bizarre — Pete Redrup and co round up the best comics November has to offer

Martian Fever: A War Of The Worlds For Our Crackpot, Soapbox Times

The Quietus heads to the theatre for a new play by Isley Lynn and devised by Rhum & Clay based around Orson Welles' notorious radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds and HG Wells' novel of the same name

Demons And Dancing Dinosaurs: Perceiving And Creating With Susan Hiller

A conversation with conceptual artist Susan Hiller, touching on the nature of viewership, the paranormal, and the marked changes in what it has meant to be a practicing artist over the last half century

DOWNLOAD: New Gazelle Twin

New single, Belly Of The Beast, from forthcoming LP UNFLESH

Årabrot Share New Track, ‘The Lie’

It's the lead track for the band's recently announced album Norwegian Gothic

Laura Marling

Short Movie

Daft Punk Have Split Up

The French duo have called quits on the project after 28 years

Pharmakon

Abandon

This Nation’s Craven Face: The Bleak Brexit Foundations Of The Libertines’ Margate Hotel

What links the loss of Mark E Smith and the gain of a Libertines hotel? Plenty, says David Bennun, and none of it good for Britain or its musical subculture.

Laetitia Sadier Reveals New Album, ‘Rooting For Love’

It's her first solo album in eight years

Short Fiction: From Lucy K Shaw’s ‘The Motion’

Published earlier this week by 421 Atlanta, this week's new writing is delivered in the shape of a short story from Lucy K Shaw's The Motion