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DJ Shadow – The Mo' Wax Singles 1993-1997 | The Quietus

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By John Doran Verified
| The Quietus Verified
We live in an era where what happens next – culturally, socially, politically – seems to be in an unprecedented state of flux, and where being a music fan who prefers to collect physical objects rather than renting temporary access to music from a faceless corporation increasingly feels like you’re auditioning for a role as a contemporary Canute.
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‘Ghost Town’, ‘At The Club’ & Britain’s Summer of Discontent

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By John Doran Verified
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On 10 July 1981 the producer Lloyd Coxsone was minding his own business on Atlantic Road in the heart of Brixton when he spotted a young Rasta called Maliki being hassled by the police, and attempted to intervene. The legendary sound system operator was cuffed and bundled in the back of a van while a growing crowd watched in shock as it sped off to the police station.
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Reissue of the Week: Cat Power’s The Greatest (20th Anniversary)

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By John Doran Verified
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“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 narrative is healthy for our culture or for the artist we’re placing it upon. We valorise suffering, if it delivers a creative masterpiece.
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