Sam Gregory

Shearwater

Rook

Crap Horror Enters The 3rd Dimension: Scar 3D Reviewed

The Quietus test drives the latest 3D filmic experience - Real D and reviews _Scar 3D_ the lamentable torture-porn flick attached to it. Andrew Stimpson wonders how long we'll have to wait until someone puts 3D to good use?

Brian Coney On The Moonlandingz’ Interplanetary Class Classics

In The Moonlandingz first full-length offering as a non-fictional outfit, Brian Coney finds a record that refuses to wear only one mask – futurist without revivalism, acerbic but with swagger – and throws off with gusto any accusations of the term side-project

Of Montreal

Paralytic Stalks

Black Sky Thinking: Sleep Deprivation

Unsound To Return To New York Next Month

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

Gwenifer Raymond

Last Night I Heard The Dog Star Bark

With her finger-picked acoustic guitar, the Welsh-born artist plays hymns to dusty landscapes and oddball outsiders

A Profile Of Uwe Boll

Our extreme cinema correspondent Andrew Stimpson salutes Uwe Boll, the straight to DVD director who beats up his critics and realises that all Lord of the Rings was missing was Ninjas.

Black Sky Thinking: Death to Corduroy

Dull American music mags are dying in droves, and Steven Wells cares not one jot. Hark as he dances around the bonfire in joy...

Coen Brothers’ Burn After Reading: Reviewed

True Coen brothers fans will happily sit through their mediocre films in order to get to the great ones. The Quietus happily sits through the latest

Richard Hell Remakes Album Nearly 30 Years After Its Release

_Destiny Street_ given makeover 27 years later

GALLERY: Unseen ’90s Manic Street Preachers Photos

The images are part of the forthcoming 'Gold Against The Soul' reissue box set

Returntablism: Grandmaster Flash Announces Comeback

Wheels Of Steel legend's comment on the 'language of hip-hop' slated for February release

Jay-Z Vs Big L: Both Deserve Better Than Weak Reissues & Posthumous LPs

Ringo P. Stacey looks at the releases of Jay-Z's The Hits Collection Vol 1 and the late Big L's Return Of The Devil’s Son and finds them to be sadly lacking

Max Tundra

Parallax Error Beheads You

Portishead on Camper Vans: Hitting the road with Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley

The Quietus hooked up with Portishead's Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley to talk about record collecting, only to find they'd much rather discuss travelling the highways and biways of the land, snug in a camper van.