A Repertoire Of Mistakes: The Strange World Of… Nurse With …
WEBOct 11, 2017 · For almost forty years Steven Stapleton and friends have been sculpting dramatic dream worlds for our exploration and delectation. On the eve of headlining this weekend’s Tusk Festival in Newcastle, UK, we take a quick ride through the stellar Stapleton system to skim the surface of ten of Nurse With World’s key releases
Low Culture Essay: Jim Gibson on Better Things and Rural Poverty
WEBAug 22, 2024 · In this month's essay, Jim Gibson unpicks the cultural myths of the idyllic British countryside as he reflects on Duane Hopkins' 2008 film Better Things in the context of his own life in a rural working class community. Jim Gibson Published 6:00am 22 August 2024. The relationship between the British people and nature has changed over time.
Making Good Their Escape: Black Country New Road Interviewed
WEBDec 4, 2019 · Most of the musicians involved in Black Country, New Road were previously in an ill-starred band called Nervous Conditions who formed in an East Cambridgeshire village in 2014, when some of them were still at school. To call their kinetic shows exciting would be a gross understatement. Their double-drummer line …
‘Imagery, And A Little Bit Of Satire’: An Interview With Frank Ocean
WEBNov 22, 2011 · Frank Ocean is conducting an interview on the carousel. Not actually on a horse, but still I see him and a woman from ID magazine, surrounded by gold emblazoning, occasionally circle in and out of sight. I say I hope he’s not going to ask me to interview him on the ice rink. Frank Ocean’s PR says no, I don’t think he’ll ask you to do that.
Low Culture 12: The Beach Boys In The 1970s | The Quietus
WEBJul 9, 2020 · The end of the 1960s was, all things considered, not a good time for Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys. The lukewarm chart success of Pet Sounds in 1966 was a major blow to Wilson’s confidence. By the end of 1967, Smile, their fabled would-be masterpiece, was officially shelved, while Sgt. Pepper’s was busy becoming the best-selling rock album in history.
The Maiden Voyage: Bruce Dickinson Interviewed
WEBMay 13, 2024 · At the heart of the alchemy that is Iron Maiden is the relationship between two very different men, Dickinson and band leader Steve Harris. Harris is a solid, steadfast, single-minded, no-nonsense bloke. He is the bass player who grounds the band. Dickinson, in contrast, is an airline pilot with a voice that soars above the guitar onslaught.
Gillian Gilbert Of New Order On Power, Corruption & Lies
WEBSep 29, 2020 · Gillian Gilbert played her first gig with New Order at Manchester’s The Squat on 25 October. She sounds younger than 59 down the phone, still living not far away from where it all began. “To think all that happened in only one summer.”. It would take a few years from that point, she reflects, until New Order started feeling properly whole ...
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WEBFeb 2, 2017 · Show 51 – Hannah Peel. Friend of the Quietus Hannah Peel pops into tQHQ for a cup of tea and a chat about Barnsely-based cosmic explorer Mary Casio, the challenges of combining brass with synths and chooses all of today’s records inspired by the Cassini Probe’s death dive into the atmosphere of Saturn.
The Silent Partner Speaks: Vince Clarke Interviewed
WEBOct 5, 2023 · Jude Rogers Published 9:29am 5 October 2023. All portraits by Eugene Richards. The cover of Vince Clarke’s debut solo album feels like it’s making a statement. Monochrome, grainy, all ear, nose and throat, it’s a close-up of the face of an unlikely pop star, one who has sold roughly 30 million records over the last 42 years.
Bringing Home The Brecons: Green Man 2024 Reviewed
WEBAug 21, 2024 · Alastair Shuttleworth Published 10:52am 21 August 2024. Nestled in the dramatic peaks of the Brecon Beacons, Green Man has become not only one of the UK’s best music festivals, but a rare success story in a year that has seen more than 50 of these events cancelled. One of only a few large independent music festivals in …
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