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A disintegrating Specials were part of the sound of July 1981 as unrest flared up in Handsworth, Toxteth, Southall, Moss Side, Hyson Green & Brixton, as Ghost Town hit #1 45 years ago today, writes Wrongtom

Brixton 1981 by Kim Aldis

On 10 July 1981 the producer Lloyd Coxsone was minding his own business on Atlantic Road in the heart of Brixton when he s...


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With an exclusive introduction by writer and film programmer Gareth Evans, the Quietus presents 'Off With His Head', an extract from a new collection of short stories by the author of Penda’s Fen, The Ash Tree, and Artemis 81

A writer I knew once called anniversaries the ‘running dogs of the bourgeoisie’. For him they were commodification engines, devices to strai...


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Stevie Chick gets to grips with a 'miraculous' album, two decades after he first heard it

“It’s a shame the way we’re killing her / We eat up artists like there’s going to be a famine at the end of those three minutes [...] She’s more important than her music”Nikki Giovanni – ‘Poem For Aretha’

Pop loves a narrative too much to interrogate whether that narra...


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In the latest antidote to the algorithm, Robert Barry looks at the vinyl releases of the pivotal Fluxus movement – records that often resulted from the destruction of their peers

Nam June Paik by Brian Smith, courtesy of the Nam June Paik estate / Gagosian

In 1963, Nam June Paik made a doner kebab out of records. Born in Seoul in 1932, the irrepressibl...


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Gnod R&D

Nobody Knows This Is Anywhere

Much gnashing of teeth as the Salford's group's wrecking crew bring out the heavy shit

SAC-R #005: Nobody Knows this is Anywhere by Gnod R&D

Gnod are gnown to push buttons and encroach on boundaries. They regularly upset preconceptions. One minute they’re clobbering people over the head with viole...


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