Adele Bertei

LIVE REPORT: Intonal Festival 2023

Patrick Clarke reports back from the latest edition of Malmö's masterful experimental music platform, featuring stellar sets from Coby Sey, Vanligt Folk, :zoviet*france: and more

Things That Quicken The Heart: Chris Marker’s Sans Soleil

David Moats explains the enduring appeal of Chris Marker’s classic documentary Sans Soleil, which is finally available on DVD this week

Mark E. Smith Hometown Mural Planned

A tribute to Mark E. Smith is to be erected in Greater Manchester

LISTEN: John Carpenter – Night

New track from upcoming solo record, Lost Themes

tQ Is 14! Help Us Survive (& Get Exclusive Music) By Becoming A Subscriber

Revolting teenagerhood continues as we reach 14 years of bringing you the best new music – here's how you can become a subscriber, support what we do and get instant(ish) access to exclusive releases by Hey Colossus and Vanishing Twin

Unsound Partner With The Barbican

A special day of gigs will see The Caretaker, Rabih Beaini and more play the London venue later this year

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BBC’s “Primetime Hauntology” The Shadow Line Reviewed

As the labyrinthine conspiracy thriller The Shadow Line comes to DVD, Joe Kennedy salutes a series that turns TV drama on its head and "reclaims the medium for oddness."

SWANS: Tour Dates

The mighty SWANS, led by Michael Gira, set out on a massive tour this autumn

Corrugated Iron: Bill Drummond On David Keenan, John Higgs And The 1960s

Bill Drummond writes on two new books, David Keenan's Industry Of Magic & Light and John Higgs' Love And Let Die, as well as his love of corrugated iron and the end of the 1960s

First Names For CTM 2016

Berlin festival announces first wave of acts for 2016 including specially commissioned and one-off performances

Edwyn Collins’ British Birdlife: Picture Gallery And Interview

The Quietus presents an exclusive gallery of Edwyn Collins' bird drawings

Interesting, Cheerful, Sociable: Errorsmith Interviewed

Ahead of his appearance at Unsound Adelaide, German dance music producer Erik Wiegand talks about pulling song titles from articles on dating sites, sculpting hyperbolic sounds and his first new solo album in 13 years, Superlative Fatigue

Hyperspecific: Dance Music For May Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

Jaša Bužinel shares his observations on the positive post-COVID changes on local electronic scenes, and reviews his favourite club gems and deep listening releases of the month, including BFTT, Siete Catorce and Ben Bondy

LISTEN: Nothing But Noise – ‘Divorce’

Download an unreleased track from Nothing But Noise, the new project of Front 242's Daniel B & Dirk Bergen

Sounds & Sweet Airs That Give Delight: Savages Interviewed

They've played only a handful of gigs but Savages have a spirit that most of their guitar-wielding contemporaries lack. Luke Turner meets the fiercely intelligent goth pop four-piece. Photographs by Joseph Tovey Frost