Art Sex Music

A remarkable autobiography . . . Inspiring . . . Tutti's clarity and conviction cuts through. -- Victoria Segal ― The Times

Extraordinary . . . Darkly funny [and] consistently fascinating . . . Forever accustomed to life as an outsider, Tutti has never sought approval, but now it's here whether she likes it or not. -- Fiona Sturges ― Guardian 'Book of the Day'

An essential read . . . Fearless, powerful, humorous, warm and intelligent. -- Simon Tucker ― Louder Than War

I love Cosey Fanni Tutti. Simple as that. -- Nick Cave

An extraordinary life. -- Alex Petridis ― Guardian

Tutti's commitment to individualism precludes any wider political perspective on the industrial culture she helped to instigate, but this fierce adherence to herself . . . has taken her closer to the action than most. ― Wire

A fearless and frequently eye-popping account of her life. ― Uncut

Cosey's much-anticipated memoir provides more than even staunch devotees might expect as she recounts her life as a strong woman fighting to make a mark in a male-dominated world . . . In a frequently jaw-dropping rollercoaster tale, Cosey pulls few punches, claiming her relevance to a modern world people take for granted. -- Kris Needs ― Record Collector

Fascinating . . . Tutti's clarity and poise help set the record straight on many episodes in the oft tormented life of the band. Yet, it would be wrong to posit the 'Throbbing Gristle connoisseur' as the implied reader of her memoirs. Tutti's recollections, triggered by the discovery of her diaries, touch on so many aspects of her personal life, her solo and collaborative work in the fields of performance, photography, pornography, and music, that they succeed in welcoming the casual reader just as much as the Throbbing Gristle completist. Art Sex Music will captivate anyone with an interest in the evolutions and contradictions of cultural value. -- Giuseppe Zevolli ― Drowned in Sound