Andrew Wasylyk

The Places I Make Sense: Carl Cox’s Baker’s Dozen

From Chaka Khan to Diana Ross via Prince, Herbie Hancock and more, Carl Cox picks 13 classic tracks that made him the renowned DJ he is today

LISTEN: Eccentronic Research Council

tQ favourites reveal opener from upcoming fourth album, Johnny Rocket, Narcissist And Music Machine…I'm Your Biggest Fan

DOWNLOAD: Tim Hecker – Virginal II

Get hold of the first listen from upcoming album Virgins below

Esben & The Witch Interview: From Aeschylus To The South Downs

New Brightonian trio Esben & The Witch on history, mythology, and the joy of gothic pop

Terraforma Announces First Acts For 2020

Beatrice Dillon, Donato Dozzy and The Necks are all lined up to play

Bikini Kill

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah (Anniversary Reissue)

LISTEN: New Pangaea

Hessle Audio co-founder shares a second cut from his debut album; listen below

Auditory Transcriptions: The Strange World Of… Lawrence English

Over twenty years of creating immersive soundscapes and joining forces with the finest musicians and composers across the globe, Lawrence English shows no signs of slowing down. He speaks to Brendan Telford about the aural ley lines that have led him on this journey

Jon Hassell + Ensemble For St John

Jon Hassell, Fennesz, Greg Haines & Moon Zero to play St John Church in Hackney in partnership with Denovali Festival

Thirteen Albums I Currently Like, From A To M. By Stephin Merritt

As he releases new Magnetic Fields album 50 Song Memoir, Stephin Merritt doesn't delve into the past for his Baker's Dozen list but instead gives tQ an A-Z of some contemporary favourites, from Japan to Marc Almond, bawdy cockney songs and the BBC Radiophonic Workship. Pic by Marcelo Krasilcic

The Fur Will Fly: Deep Tan Interviewed

Deep Tan speak to Patrick Clarke about how internet subculture and London's queer club scene shaped the trio's spartan sound, and why we need a new name for post punk

First Names For SEMIBREVE 2016

Andy Stott and more to play Portuguese festival

Function/Vatican Shadow

Games Have Rules