Antiquarian book dealer, illustrator, singer, taxidermist.
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Your worst fears about ‘Nothing’ are probably right. The late-year, post-album extended-play sounds like the runoff of a few constructions that didn’t make the cut for ‘Dedication’.
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It’s hard to fathom that British Sea Power now have five albums under their belts.
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The problem with printing a physical paper is that you can soon run out of space. Here's a bunch of photos shot for issue 34 that we just couldn't fit in.
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Dropping his iPhone was the best thing that ever happened to Reef Younis.
Originally published in issue 33 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. November 2011.
Last month we traveled to Brooklyn to interview Veronica Falls. They left behind these queries for Johnny Marr.
Originally published in issue 33 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. November 2011.
A look back at our favourite 20 albums of 2011.
Originally published in issue 33 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. November 2011.
From the camp krautpop of Alphaville to Tom Wait’s manly bourbon croak, being “Big in Japan” has always been something worth singing about.
Originally published in issue 32 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. October 2011.
I’m besotted. Giddy in love. Anyone daring to suggest otherwise is aggressively cut down with a venom and poisonous revulsion typically reserved for sex criminals. It’s me and them versus the world.
Originally published in issue 32 (vol 3) of Loud And Quiet. October 2011.
In 2012 we interviewed 100 bands and artists. Here's a reminder of some of the highlights and folks we've enjoyed chatting with the most.
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This week we’ve been listening to new music from The Proper Ornaments, The Weeknd, Electricity In Our Homes, Sunless ’97 and Ceremony [pictured].
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Dropping his iPhone was the best thing that ever happened to Reef Younis.
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ISSUE 34 LAUNCH PARTY at The Shacklewell Arms, Dalston, London.
Live bands and DJs TBA.
