Robert Rigney

Massive Attack Back Campaign To Increase Diversity Of English School Curriculum

The campaign is pushing for the realities of Britain's colonial history to be better taught to children in schools

LIVE REPORT: 9Bach

Nick Talbot heads to see gloriously unusual Welsh group 9Bach live in Bristol

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

Columnus Metallicus: Your Heavy Metal Roundup For March

Ten of the heaviest, sludgiest, nastiest, doomiest metal albums to welcome the spring, with Ancst, Conjurer, Vile Creature and Eagle Twin

Secret Diary Of A Rock & Roll Star, Aged 45 ½: Part Two. By John Moore

In his first diary for the Quietus, John Moore had a nasty accident with a pair of scissors and a shredder. Ever the artist, he didn't let this stop him making some fingerbob bongo. Pictures may appear work unsafe...

Leyland Kirby Presents V/Vm

The Death Of Rave (A Partial Flashback)

Kris Needs On His New New York Series & Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers

Legendary music scribe Kris Needs is curating a series of compilations of the music of New York. Here, he tells Luke Turner about the project, and gives us an extract about the very New York history of Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, the doowop group who inspired Suicide

The XX And The Sound Of Now

Hazel Sheffield talks to The XX about turning down Diplo, their debut album, and their accidentally classic sound

James Holden

Imagine This Is A High Dimensional Space Of All Possibilities

James Holden's latest is a wild combination of memories, ideas, and influences, says Bernie Brooks

Daryl Groetsch

Gardens In Glass / Frozen Waste

Two new albums from the artist sometimes known as Pulse Emitter upend what we expect from ambient music, finds Antonio Poscic

Bear Necessities: Gold Panda’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of his third album, Good Luck And Do Your Best, Derwin talks to John Freeman about the 13 albums, from Michael Jackson to the Akira soundtrack, that helped shape his Gold Panda project

John Peel’s LPs: C Online

All hail the Cabs!

Pixies Unveil Reissue Of BBC Radio Sessions Collection

It marks the first time 'Pixies At The BBC, 1988-91' has been pressed on vinyl

Imaginary Universe: An Interview With Low Jack

As he prepares to release Lighthouse Stories tomorrow, the Paris-based producer and DJ tells Lucia Udvardyova how teenage memories, the diaries of lighthouse keepers and a need for dissonance have shaped his third album

Up In Arms: An Interview With Heartworms

Following the release of her Speedy Wunderground debut ‘Consistent Dedication’, Heartworms’ Jojo Orme speaks to Zara Hedderman about the influence of everything from Scissor Sisters to Spitfires

WATCH: New Gary Numan Studio Video

New studio video comes from sessions for the singer’s new crowdfunded album; watch it below