Warren Hatter

“Sounds Can Have Their Own Meaning”: Remembering Éliane Radigue

Warren Hatter reflects on a life of an extraordinary and innovative artist, ignored for most of her life before being celebrated this century and creating a wave of thrilling collaborations in her eighties

Reissue of the Week

Reissue of the Week: Angherr Shisspa (Revisited) by Kōenjihyakkei

Tatsuya Yoshida of Ruins' lifelong love of Magma lead him to form the band Kōenjihyakkei. Warren Hatter reckons that their fourth album Angherr Shisspa is the point at which he created something that eclipsed the work of his inspiration

Reviews

Magma
Kãrtëhl

Magma’s vocalists take centre stage on their first collaborative album for forty-four years. It turns out that Christian Vander is a team player, finds Warren Hatter

Baker's Dozen

It’s Always Rock & Roll: Richard Pinhas’ Baker’s Dozen

The revolutionary guitarist-philosopher talks Warren Hatter through the records that have touched and inspired him, and which changed the era he has lived through

Black Sky Thinking

Concrete Science Fiction Riot: Why Do We Ignore The 70s French Underground?

Krautrock overshadows music made in France during the same period. Is the French music of the 70s simply not as good, or could it be that we haven't had a narrative to understand it?

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Reviews

Underscores
U

Underscores’ third album is an excursion into the intersection of dance and pop music, sure to slingshot the American singer-songwriter into stardom

Things I Have Learned

Wardruna’s Einar Selvik on his Love of Ancient Instruments

Wardruna main man Einar Selvik tells Dan Franklin about how his passion for ancient instruments fuels his music, and the ways in which nature creates culture

A Quietus Interview

Getting off the Bus: Loula Yorke Interviewed

During the last two years, Loula Yorke has released six albums and a mixtape and she's only just getting started. Joe Muggs talks to the modular synthesist about a background in raving and activism, and why it's time to start thinking of herself as an artist

Strange World Of...

The Strange World of… David Berman

Darran Anderson offers ten points of entry into the inimitable work of David Berman in Silver Jews and Purple Mountains, and as a poet. Portrait by Bobbi Fabian

A Quietus Interview

What Can’t be Synthesised: An Interview with HAAi

On new record Humanise, HAAi confronts a world where our relationships are increasingly controlled by algorithms, and finds a counterforce in the joy of real-life connection. She speaks to Karly Quadros about the volatility of technology, the record's found family of collaborators and the power of the human voice

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Warren Hatter

“Sounds Can Have Their Own Meaning”: Remembering Éliane Radigue

“Sounds Can Have Their Own Meaning”: Remembering Éliane Radigue

Reissue of the Week: Angherr Shisspa (Revisited) by Kōenjihyakkei