For the latest The Quietus Low Culture pod, John Doran & I discussed Terence Davies’ collage documentary Of Time And The City and the Liverpool it celebrates and critiques. What does Merseyside native JDo make to it all? thequietus.com/subscriber-are…

Still the stupidest party then.

delighted to be performing again with the elysian's soon optical-sound.com/wp/produit/sup…

From Heaven 17 to The Human League, Cabaret Voltaire, Artery and Def Leppard, we've regenerated The Quietus archive dive #ThePortal to take a trip to Sheffield in the pre-Warp 1980s: thequietus.com/portal/

When me and Kylie Minogue were doing the video for Edge Of Saturday Night, it had been a brutal schedule, and I said maybe we should take break and go nap. And she said: “I’ve been on tv since I was twelve.” And then proceeded to play tennis with the security guards.” A star!!

Stage 3 Highams Park 2024 habitat Improvement✅ 📷arcg.is/0iLDmf Onto Stage 4 at Hatch Forest and Oak Hill 🌳Restoring ancient grassland 🌳Regenerating ancient wood pasture 🌳Revealing shaded veteran pollards 🗓️Scheduled to finish mid and late September respectively.

No matter how objectively shit you think this is going to be, it’ll be 100 times worse than the human mind can comprehend. nme.com/news/music/blu…

'An interesting, if at times slightly flawed film, that exists as an antidote to those weird social media accounts that post pictures of The Old Days as an entry point to racist, nationalist opinions.' Low Culture Podcast: Terence Davies’ Of Time And The City

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Love this by Luke Turner thequietus.com/quietus-review…

Here D.Grimes has strong ‘wayward Verhoeven cyborg that has pulled out its ‘stomach wires’ and is repeatedly singing Journey ‘don’t stop believing’ on NETWORK SEVEN in wildly modulating pitch until Arnie removes its head with a cigar clamped between his teeth live on air’ energy

Let’s fucking go!!!!

#RIP dad 💔

Music tribalism is over but in fishing it’s brutal. Loved speaking to Chris Hughes of Fat Dog about angling as meditation & escape from techno punk madness, why size doesn’t matter, & the terror of having your pecker bitten by a muskellunge thequietus.com/interviews/thi…

Such an interesting perspective on music and Christianity from Luke Turner (the pull quote sorely undersells what the review is really about)

how come The Spectator is worth one hundred million pounds in this age of publishing doom and gloom?!

Maybe if we hadn't always gone on about Mumford & Sons being a unique fusion of banjo and dogshit their dad would have bought The Quietus for £100m too, you live and learn.