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Rockfort! French Music for September, Reviewed by David McKenna | The Quietus (opens the original)
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In his latest guide to the best new music coming out of France, David McKenna considers the relationship between regionalism and nationalism, and reviews essential new records, from a mutant club masterpiece to a brilliant prog pop swansong, via Sourdure, Brama and more Last year, Anna Mahtani’s Organic Intelligence newsletter for tQ subscribers provided an excellent primer for the music that has accompanied the revival of Occitan, the Romance language that was once spoken throughout southwester
There Must Be Some Kind of Way Out of Here: An Interview with Hang Linton | The Quietus (opens the original)
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Ahead of their appearance at Decolonise Fest, fiercely DIY punk Hang Linton tells Emily Wilson about distrust of a gangster-infested music industry and the double-edged sword of building a social media fanbase It’s easy to wonder if Hang Linton ever gets any sleep. The Leeds musician is a force of ambition and activity. They’ve spent the past few years gigging relentlessly, featuring on panel discussions, attending residences in Hanoi and Cambridge, writing, recording, and self-producing. On top
Music of the Month: The Best Albums and Tracks of September 2026 | The Quietus (opens the original)
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Here's everything we've loved at The Quietus this month, hand-picked by our staffers As much as I love autumn, the extreme whiplash from endless heatwaves to a sudden brisk chill has left me in a strange state of mind as we pass the equinox, almost dreamlike. It’s times like this that I find music can have the most impact – psychic defences are down, grey matter left open for songs to worm their way in. Everything featured below, as well as all the other knockout music we’ve covered at tQ this m
Inner Ear: North Macedonian Music for September by Jakub Knera | The Quietus (opens the original)
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In North Macedonia the leftfield scene has thrived for decades in spite of a major lack of musical infrastructure. In his latest guide to the underground music of Central and Eastern Europe, Jakub Knera explores why “We have this inside joke: how many people from Stotrojka does it take to change a light bulb? How does it all work, and how on earth has that radio station survived for 35 years? I’ve no idea. It must be some glitch in the system,” says Gjorgji Janevski, one of those without whom it
Spiritual Goth: Nigel Godrich's Favourite Albums | The Quietus (opens the original)
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Ahead of a new album with Dhani Harrison, superproducer Nigel Godrich tells Elizabeth Aubrey about the 13 records that have soundtracked his life and career, from the "unparalleled" Joni Mitchell to the "high art" of Grace Jones “This was completely impossible,” Nigel Godrich laughs from LA, where he is busy in rehearsals. He is referring here not to his prep for upcoming live shows – to be performed with musician Dhani Harrison for their exciting new musical project, Dragonflies – but to the ta
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