Kim Deal is releasing a live album and concert film, Live At The Barbican. Both were captured during a London show that the ...
Last year, Anna Mahtani’s Organic Intelligence newsletter for tQ subscribers provided an excellent primer for the music that ...
Kez Whelan celebrates the thrilling reissue of an album which occupies one of the most unique spaces in the progressive metal canon This is a pattern you can spot across many discographies, of course, ...
Julian Marszalek revisits an album which marked the start of Iggy Pop's fight back, and Bowie's most assured music of the 80s ...
Backed by an international cast of characters on a diverse multitude of instruments, still it's the appearance of highly ...
David Stubbs celebrates the Stevie Wonder's last truly great album and wonders what might have happened had he stayed on ...
It’s easy to wonder if Hang Linton ever gets any sleep. The Leeds musician is a force of ambition and activity. They’ve spent ...
Auden Alsop revisits Cormac McCarthy's The Road at 20 years old and considers the tradition of apocalypse passed from parent ...
As much as I love autumn, the extreme whiplash from endless heatwaves to a sudden brisk chill has left me in a strange state ...
From the record that made him cry while filming Stranger Things, to the surprising location of his Bob Dylan tattoo, actor and musician Jamie Campbell Bower takes Claire Biddles through his life in ...
Unsound has revealed the first wave of acts playing its 2026 London edition later this year. The Polish festival is returning ...
Bad Brains are releasing their fabled first demo tape recording for the first time, in the form of Are You Ready: The First ...
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