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Joy Division: The Joy Division Industry
Comment by Chris Roberts, Quietus, The, April 2008
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Report by John Doran, Quietus, The, June 2008
Quietus Editor John Doran gets drunk, falls over, destroys phone, makes noise like "broken panther" and has Proustian recall of two run ins with rap ...
Penguin Cafe Orchestra: Catalogue Reissues
Review by David Stubbs, Quietus, The, July 2008
PENGUIN CAFE ORCHESTRA, a large, shifting coalition of classical and acoustic musicians led by the late Simon Jeffes, are often regarded with either confusion or ...
Suicide: Live 1977 - 1978 Box Set
Review by Luke Turner, Quietus, The, August 2008
IT'S RARE to find live albums from canonical acts that dont come swathed in mythology or creaking under the weight of their own self importance. ...
KLF, The: The KLF: Getting Arrested With Bill & Jimmy
Retrospective by David Stubbs, Quietus, The, August 2008
SO, IT'S LIKE THIS. It's February 1991. A couple of years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, which supposedly heralded the End of History, ...
Bill Drummond: Recorded Music Has Run Its Course
Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, August 2008
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Seasick Steve: I Started Out With Nothing And I Still Got Most Of It Left
Review by Mick Middles, Quietus, The, October 2008
ORGANIC TO the foot of every blue soaked note. Here we meet the real deal. 40 years in a hobo hell (well, mostly) this 60-something ...
Profile and Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, February 2009
CANDI STATON is, to put it simply, one of the most consistently underrated female vocalists ever. This is not to say that she hasn't had ...
Judas Priest: Pastor of Puppets: Rob Halford
Retrospective and Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, February 2009
YOU ONLY HAVE TO open a style mag, left-field music publication or a broadsheet at the moment to see that heavy metal is enjoying one ...
Bill Laswell: Bass. How Low Can You Go?
Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, July 2009
Prior to his appearance at Montreux Jazz Festival, John Doran caught up with Bill Laswell in New York and uncovered some surprising information about Def ...
Joy Division: The Right Way To Remember Joy Division
Essay by Jude Rogers, Quietus, The, July 2009
As Unknown Pleasures reaches its 30th anniversary, Jude Rogers looks behind the commercialisation and Paul Morley's jowls at Joy Division's eternal truth ...
U2, Elbow: U2: Wembley Stadium, London
Live Review by Chris Roberts, Quietus, The, August 2009
U2 Live Under A Slate Grey Claw. Chris Roberts reports from Wembley ...
Judas Priest: British Steel, Stronger Than Ever:
Interview by Joel McIver, Quietus, The, March 2010
Joel McIver talks to Judas Priest about drugs and alcohol, the domination of heavy metal, and their classic album British Steel ...
Interview by Chris Roberts, Quietus, The, November 2010
The legendary Bryan Ferry has just released Olympia, his best album in two decades, and continues the Roxy Music revival tour in the new year. ...
Damon Albarn: Dr Dee live, Manchester International Festival
Live Review by Stephen Dalton, Quietus, The, July 2011
Stephen Dalton at the Manchester International Festival finds Damon "the Martin Amis of Britpop" Albarn's musical about the life of Dr John Dee to be ...
Live Review by Neil Kulkarni, Quietus, The, July 2011
Neil Kulkarni breaks his no-festival rule and braves the corporate overkill of Wireless to see his Pulp. His verdict? They "now stand mighty amidst the ...
Dolly Parton: The Liberty Belle: Dolly Parton Speaks
Interview by Jude Rogers, Quietus, The, August 2011
Ever the showbiz professional, Dolly Parton leads Jude Rogers a merry dance during her allotted 20 minutes of chat about partners, Gaga, sexuality, The Lord ...
Peter Gabriel: An Invasion Of Privacy
Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, September 2011
Peter Gabriel tells John Doran about reworking his back catalogue, almost playing in space, being mistaken for a terrorist and how life might be four ...
Interview by John Calvert, Quietus, The, October 2011
Even though her song 'Video Games' emerged a couple of months back, Lana Del Rey has already experienced equal parts adulation and suspicion. Here, John ...
Noel Gallagher: High Flying Birds, Musical Kettles And Exploded Psych
Interview by John Doran, Quietus, The, October 2011
John Doran is caught napping by Noel Gallagher, who is finally getting to indulge his creative impulses with the High Flying Birds and Amorphous Androgynous! ...
Skrillex: 100% Shock & Awe: Skrillex Blasts Tiny Venue
Live Review by John Calvert, Quietus, The, August 2012
THE SCENE IN the Shacklewell Arms is fairly typical of any gentrified boozer in the Hackney precinct, come Sunday night. ...
Lady GaGa: This Megalith Reality: Lady Gaga Live
Live Review by John Calvert, Quietus, The, September 2012
I KNOW IT'S COMING, but when it finally does it's different to how I expected. It's far worse. Less than real. ...
Lana Del Rey: An American Nightmare: Lana Del Rey Live
Live Review by John Calvert, Quietus, The, September 2012
I MET HER last year. She talked about loneliness and how she never had any time for religion, until she got into some trouble in ...
Rihanna: A Sorry State — Pop Marketing & Rihanna's Unapologetic
Comment by Jude Rogers, Quietus, The, November 2012
Provocation for Profit? Assault as a Marketing Accessory? Why the Rihanna PR Machine show sad signs of our times ...
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Push The Sky Away
Review by Luke Turner, Quietus, The, February 2013
RECENT YEARS have seen messageboards, pop gossip sites and magazines alike indulging in the pursuit of Brighton-based Nick Cave spotting. Nick Cave spotted waving a ...
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