Christian Eede is an Editor at The Quietus. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly within the realms of music, nightlife, and events, covering topics such as concerts, festivals, and the music business. Christian's work has been featured in notable publications including Resident Advisor, Bandcamp, DJ Magazine, and The Wire Magazine.
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Christian Eede's articles mainly cover entertainment news with a focus on music festivals, music releases, venue closures, and vinyl sales. His coverage includes private sector announcements and press releases related to the entertainment industry. When reaching out to Christian, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming music festivals, new music releases from notable artists, or analyses of trends in the entertainment industry.
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Strut is releasing a new compilation of Nigerian music originally released in the 1980s.
By: Christian Eede
Jean-Michel Jarre has written a book, Machines: A History of Electronic Music , which explores the history of electronic music via the machines that artists use to make said music.
Sarah Davachi, Donato Dozzy and Visible Cloaks are also among the acts playing the Polish festival later this year Christian Eede
By: Christian Eede
The 11-track record is out in October Christian Eede Dis Fig is releasing a new album on Thrill Jockey, titled What To Make Of These Mortal Hands
Insecure Men have shared details of a new EP, titled Cream Of England Featuring four tracks, the release follows last year's A Man For All Seasons LP.
Tony Iommi, founding guitarist of Black Sabbath, is to release his first solo album in 21 years.
The 12 nominees for this year's Mercury Prize have been announced.
OUT.FEST has shared the complete music programme for its 2026 edition.
By: Christian Eede
The track follows collaborations with Pozer, Blade Brown, and Lancey Foux earlier this year
By: Christian Eede
The Italian singer joined Gou for the finale of her London day party on Sunday
