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Author: Men at War on 🇬🇧 masculinity, sexuality & memory 1939 - 1945 out now @wnbooks. First 📖 Out of the Woods 🌳, 2019. Co-founder: @thequietus 🏳️‍🌈⚒
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Duet Emmo Return for ICA Performance

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
Duet Emmo, the trio of Wire’s Graham Lewis and Bruce Gilbert with Daniel Miller of Mute Records and The Normal, are to play live for the first time at the ICA this autumn. The gig, which takes place on 27 October, is part of a series of In The Round concerts performed using spatial audio.
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The Low Culture Essay: Kirsteen McNish on Jason Molina’s Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
One rain-soaked evening in a coastal city I discovered an album that has stayed with me for nigh on two decades, glimmering in the periphery of my memory. I wish it onto film soundtracks when scenes feel like they might be improved by it, weave it into the pace of my walks at dusk, and into the corners of my kitchen in the dark as autumn looms. I feel it meet the night air as the moon moves and glows through clouds.
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Wham! 10 Days In China: How the Political Became Personal in a Tour That Changed Pop

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
In April 1985, Wham! really couldn’t be any more famous – in the UK at least. In just over twelve months, they’d had two number one singles and a million-selling number two single (‘Last Christmas’) which was held off the coveted Christmas top spot by another million-seller (Band Aid) that George Michael was on anyway. Then there was a million-selling album called Make It Big, and a third number one by proxy, thanks to Michael’s first solo chart-topper ‘Careless Whisper’.
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