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Liverpool, London
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Acting ed @theQuietus // My book Bedsit Land: The Strange Worlds Of Soft Cell is out now! // Will write for £££ and DJ for cheap // bi
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Root and Branch: An Interview with Nuhara

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By Patrick Clarke Verified
| The Quietus Verified
Photo by Ivan-Di-Vita In 2016, the ethnomusicologist, anthropologist and folklorist Anna Lomax Wood was in Palermo for a conference. While there, she and a friend decided to take a trip to some of the Sicilian villages that her father, Alan Lomax, had visited in the 1950s to take field recordings of local folk singing.
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What’s Important: Syd’s Favourite Albums

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By Patrick Clarke Verified
| The Quietus Verified
At some point, every wunderkind has to relinquish their title. Syd was still in high school when she got her break DJing with hip hop iconoclasts Odd Future, and just 19 when she and Matt Martians broke away to form Grammy-nominated alternative R&B collective The Internet. A decade and half on, the prolific singer, producer and engineer born Sydney Bennett has four albums with The Internet, three solo LPs and a host of collaborations under her belt.
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Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews for July by Daryl Worthington

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By Patrick Clarke Verified
| The Quietus Verified
A decision made on any recording is whether to capture its setting or obscure it – keep the recording earthed to the real world or synthesize another one. Some recordings of instrumentalists strive to capture the sound of the room where a performance took place. Studio recordings seldom want the studio itself to be audible as a studio. Many producers lay field recordings and concrete sound into compositions, textures from one place transported into another.
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