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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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Organic Intelligence LVIII: Fluxus on Vinyl

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
In 1963, Nam June Paik made a doner kebab out of records. Born in Seoul in 1932, the irrepressible artist and composer had moved to Germany in 1957 to study music at the University of Munich. Soon after he fell in with Karlheinz Stockhausen and his soon-to-be-wife, the artist Mary Bauermeister in Cologne, after meeting the composer at the Darmstadt new music summer school.
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The June Subscriber Playlist is Here

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
There are nearly five hours of music for our Quietus subscribers, based on what we wrote about in the broiling month of June. This stretches from Converge to The Cure, Bob Smith’s top pop pal Olivia Rodrigo, Julia Holter, Luft, Soft Cell, DJ Plead, Marie Delprat, Earth Ball, Gamut Inc, Marisa Anderson, Alison Cotton, Tara Clerkin Trio, Kelela, Actress, Suede and much more. Playlists are of course not all our subscribers receive.
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Low Culture Podcast: Altar by Sunn O))) and Boris

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By Luke Turner
| The Quietus Verified
Sunn O)))’s original name Mars tells you something, it being both the name of a massive planetary body but also a piece of music by Gustav Holst which is a an Ur-text in the history of heavy metal, given that it is the direct musical influence on ‘Black Sabbath’ by Black Sabbath. And this is what the band did, guiding heavy metal to an irreducible, super heavy core of skull crushing riffs stretched out to absurdity and beyond.
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