Everything From Volume 2 Issue 2
 | Health (Found in: Making Waves) Eclipsing the Sunshine State with experimental hardcore From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | Fuck Buttons (Found in: Features) Leading Fisher Price instruments astray to disturb the rest of the tox boy. From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | SHHH! DANCING IN PROGRESS (Found in: Essays) Silent Disco: Dance or get out! |
 | Viva La Resurrection (Found in: Essays) If you can’t love Coldplay, at least hate them for the right reasons. |
 | Last Night A DJ Lost Their Life (Found in: Essays) Oh really? You’re a DJ? Me and my iPod too! |
 | Ezra Bang & Hot Machine (Found in: Making Waves) Gorilla Funk is here, and it's public enemy number 1. From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | STRICKEN CITY Vs SPORTSDAY MEGAPHONE (Found in: Making Waves) From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | Collapsing Cities (Found in: Making Waves) Prozac Pop from New Zealand. Eight-legged creatures need not apply. From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | Battles (Found in: Features) Trading the laboratory for the festival circuit, Battles at ATP. From Issue 2 (Vol 2) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | Globo - This Nation's Saving Grace (Found in: Albums) When the Dirty Projectors covered Black Flag’s ‘Damaged’ last year, they drew only from their childhood memories of the album... |
 | Chairlift - Does You Inspire You (Found in: Albums) Chairlift are probably the most hummed band in the UK right now, thanks to the new iPod TV ad that features thirty seconds of their song ‘Bruises’. |
 | Fryars at Last Days Of Decadence (Found in: Live) True to its namesake, Ditch was an east London bar you’d fall into, usually drunk, scrambling around for ‘one final drink’. Now, true to its namesake, the venue is a lush, wooden-panelled, 1920s-drinking den for flappers and squiffy gents. |
 | David Cronenberg's Wife at The Victoria, London (Found in: Live) David Cronenberg's Wife is not, regretfully, a solo female singer with an admiring hubby, Dave, watching from the wings. They’re actually a wonderfully grumpy six-piece, ploughing the early Nick Cave/Mark E Smith furrow with aplomb. |
 | Mirror Mirror - The Society Of The Advancement Of Inflammatory Consciousness (Found in: Albums) Coming on like the Super Furry Animals at their most psychedelic... |
 | Little Joy - Little Joy (Found in: Albums) Nonchalance can make the dreariest of people cool. For others it’s a less contrived way of being. |
 | Ribbons - Royals (Found in: Albums) Jherek Bischoff has been listening to a lot of Radiohead. And not the fly-by-night-fan’s favourite stuff either; the weird shit. |
 | Hearts revolution (Found in: Making Waves) "The greatest challenges come from the heart." From Issue 1 (Vol 3) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | No Age (Found in: Features) No surrender as the LA duo take of CBS Television... and the world. From Issue 1 (Vol 3) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |
 | Little Boots (Found in: Making Waves) Our Ones To Watch list needn't be any longer this year. From Issue 1 (Vol 3) of Loud And Quiet Magazine |