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Man Of Aran

Of Tugs & Tides: Jersey’s Branchage Film Festival 2010 In Review

Once again, Luke Turner and David Moats cross the wind-whipped seas to the Branchage International Film Festival, where they starred in a post-apocalyptic film with Ian Svenonius, climbed two forts, and examined the dark heart of the Berlusconi regime

Behold! Summer’s Quietus Comics Round Up Column

With travel through space and on the motorway, it’s the latest roundup of new comics from Pete Redrup & co

Written On Skin: Julia Holter’s Something in the Room She Moves

The latest album from Julia Holter, full of twinkling synths and muted brass, is an exercise in being fully present, finds Laura Cannell

Back To The Future: The Body’s I’ve Seen All I Need To See

The Body's latest LP, I've Seen All I Need To See, is a monstrously heavy, crushingly bleak monument to humankind's ruin, says Bernie Brooks

Misfits & Mongrels: Smudge’s Tom Morgan Interviewed

Ben Hewitt and Smudge singer Tom Morgan discuss Evan Dando, dangerous career arcs and keeping testosterone in check

Michael Gira On Swans’ My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To The Sky

Michael Gira has reactivated his No Wave/industrial/apocalyptic folk project SWANS for the first time in 13-years, so who better to ask than him for a track-by-track review... Listen to tracks here

A New Suburban Utopia: An Interview With EMA

Erika M. Anderson talks to John Freeman about the why her extraordinary new album Exile In The Outer Ring may have provided with her with a sliver of hope amongst the ruin of the 2017 version of America

Let’s Wrestle

In The Court Of The Wrestling Lets

The Quietus At The Museum Of London

The Quietus is thrilled to be a part of The Festival Of Radical Fun at the Museum Of London, where we'll be bringing The Fallen Women and a John Doran DJ set

Edge Of Tomorrow: Black to the Future By Sons of Kemet

Shabaka Hutchings’ volatile jazz quartet undergo a gradual evolution on their fourth LP, but don’t lose anything in the process

Ukraine’s Construction Festival to Hold Showcases and Artist Residencies Across Europe

The Dnipro-based event will travel to Lisbon, Gothenburg, Amsterdam and elsewhere in the coming weeks

Robbie Williams New Album Reality Killed The Video Star First Review

What do Morrissey and "the fat dancer from Take That" have in common? Well, quite a lot, according to Jude Rogers. Let her explain as she dissects Reality Killed The Radio Star . . .

Incubate: Angel Olsen, Moon Duo & More

Ace Dutch festival announces new round of acts

Pop Ist Nicht Tot: Rammstein Flame It Live At The O2

Days after the Brits tediumathon at the O2, Rammstein set fire to the place not only with eyebrow singeing pyrotechnics, but also some killer tunes that even your Billy Joel fan would love, says Toby Cook. Photographs by Katja Ogrin

Big Topo: Santa Sangre Revisited

Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1989 circus movie has been remastered for theatrical release this week. Colm McAuliffe dons his knife-throwing garb