Simon Kennedy Be Once Crazy Love Original Mix
David Stubbs' walks past bins once again proved lucrative for The Quietus as he found a top secret list of the releases planned for this year's Record Store Day. At tQHQ we're always great believers in calling bullshit where bullshit needs to be called, and were pleased to print this lambasting of Record Store Day by a shopkeeper who believes that the whole thing is more trouble than its worth. Kjetil of Arabrot told us what it's like to fuck and make fucking loud music in a church, and Dele Fadele looked at Nick Cave's Murder Ballads as if it were a gangsta rap album. Two features explored the Stranger World of Matmos and Of Montreal, Scot Ian of Anthrax spoke to us for a Baker's Dozen, as did Dave Okumu of the Invisible, while Luke Turner explored a fragile world in his review of Berlin's CTM festival - you can read all those here. We also did a Strange World Of Sunn O))), looked at American Psycho 25 years on and compiled a mammoth list of our 40 favourite noise rock tracks. Far away from that, Pete Paphides wrote a lovely piece on why he came to love Tony Blackburn.
Simon Kennedy Be Once Crazy Love Original Mix
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