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Crowdfund Launched for Oxbow and Buñuel's Eugene S. Robinson
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (508+ words) The musician, writer, and occasional guest Quietus contributor suffered a stroke earlier this month Eugene S. Robinson, best known as frontman of the experimental rock band Oxbow and new project Buñuel, as well as a martial artist, writer, author and podcaster,…...
New Weird Britain in Review for April, by Noel Gardner
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (511+ words) At Wysing Polyphonic, Augustin Macellari finds a curious mix of memories, expectations, and personal uptightness marring his appreciation of an otherwise bold line-up of cutting-edge performance art Noel Gardner returns once more from Britain's sonic undergrowth, with an improv-dominated edition…...
Dry Cleaning – Secret Love
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (578+ words) Patrick Clarke travels to Eltham for a sit down meal with Dry Cleaning, who talk garages, FIFA, YouTube, pasta and their superb new EP 'Boundary Road Snacks and Drinks'. The Louisiana-born vocalist and ambient music composer joins forces with California-based…...
How Dennis Potter's TV Plays Were Guides to the Purgatory of the Modern Age
8+ mon, 1+ week ago (556+ words) Darran Anderson reflects on the work of the great Dennis Potter, an artist who saw the potential of television as medium, and a working class writer so "imaginative in the ways he defied containment" Comedian James Acaster’s new hip-hop project…...
New Weird Britain in Review for September by Noel Gardner
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (515+ words) Seminal noise band Ramleh celebrate their thirtieth year of operation in 2012. Joseph Burnett spoke to band members Gary Mundy and Anthony diFranco about the group's history and influence In her second Rum Music column, Frances Morgan discusses new music from…...