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Blown Minds: Matt Cargill???s Favourite Albums | Page 9 of 14
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (649+ words) With new album Walk It Dry premiering exclusively below, Sly & The Family Drone leader Matt Cargill tells Patrick Clarke about the traumatic road accident and subsequent recovery that preceded their formidable new record, and the challenges of experimental musicianship during…...
Something Rotten in the State of Sweden: Swedish Musicians on the Fight Against the Far-Right
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (580+ words) Ahead of this weekend’s pivotal election that could see Sweden slip even further to the right, Alan Pedder talks to the artists speaking out about a country on the edge, and rounds up five essential tracks More on Året Var…...
"Sometimes you just need a bit of time to think"??? The Yummy Fur Interviewed
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (1801+ words) “I was getting to the point where I was thinking, I don’t want to be a cabaret revival band. All we were doing is playing songs we wrote 20 years ago.” McKeown, meanwhile, has collaborated with many more musicians across various…...
In Praise of Occasional Staples: James Brown on the Age of the Zine
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (997+ words) In the early 80s, the Tory government accidentally helped fund a network of fanzines that were vital to the European musical underground. James Brown recalls a time of obsessive creativity currently having a revival The editorial highlight of the early issues…...
The Coffee House World: Joni Mitchell at the BBC
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1806+ words) In an exclusive extract from Tom Hagler’s new book River of Words, the Quietus presents an archive interview between Mitchell and TV presenter Richard Skinner from the BBC’s Saturday Live back in 1983 Joni was in the middle of her world…...
Ford Focus: James Ellis Ford’s Favourite Albums
3+ week, 5+ day ago (905+ words) Broadcast were my favourite modern band for a while. In Manchester at that time, I was a student there and we were getting Simian together, but at the time it was Twisted Nerve and Andy Votel and this very psychedelic…...
Black Weirdos Unite: An Extract from We Were Here by Stephanie Phillips
3+ week, 1+ day ago (659+ words) We Were Here: A History of Black People and Alternative Music by Stephanie Phillips is published on 27 August by Faber. Stephanie will be in conversation about the book with Gary Powell (The Libertines) at Rough Trade East on 1 September. Tickets…...
The Offensive Friend??? Huey Lewis and the News' Fore! at 40
3+ week, 3+ day ago (584+ words) Tariq Goddard returns to the scene of a teenage crime four decades on and recognises that "terrible music can transcend our understanding just as surely as great music can" The former Sounds/NME scribe and Loaded supremo talks about the…...
The Strange World of... Adam Curtis
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1006+ words) Ahead of the world's first Adam Curtis Party Conference festival in Bournemouth, David Moats offers us 10 entry points into the filmography of a documentarian like no other Despite this critique of the individual and the limits of self-expression, Curtis sometimes…...