Ansis Bētiņš & Artūrs Čukurs

SHAPE Showcase At Nyege Nyege Festival

Nkisi, JASSS and more to play Uganda's Nyege Nyege festival as part of SHAPE's showcase

Teen Apocalypse: Gregg Araki’s Doom Generation

David Moats reappraises Gregg Araki's bisexual horror-comedy on wheels The Doom Generation, now out on DVD in the UK

Psychic Ills, Supersilent & More For Incubate

Next round of names announced for ace Dutch festival

Lea Bertucci

Metal Aether

Exploring space, exploring sound, exploring alto sax: Lea Bertucci is just getting started.

WATCH: Hen Ogledd On The Making Of Mogic

Hen Ogledd tell the story of their new LP, Mogic, in a new video

Self-Confident Weirdos: Kavus Torabi’s Favourite Albums

With Knifeworld's second album The Unravelling just out, Matt Evans gets the top albums rundown from the band's leader and prolific multi-instrumentalist

Kineograph

Capricorn

Mark Waldron-Hyden of The Sunshine Factory goes solo with a suite of suite of cosmic freak-outs and lulling ambience

WATCH: Jane Weaver – Don’t Take My Soul

tQ favourite Jane Weaver reveals the video for next single, out later this month; special edition of The Silver Globe out now

Plastic Ono Band

Ultimate Collection

A lavish box set edition of the Plastic Ono Band's 1971 debut shows a band pushed forward by one person's singular genius – and that genius was Yoko Ono all along

Things Learned At: Semibreve in Braga, Portugal

Experimentation, collaboration and annihilation techno win the day at this gem of a festival in northern Portugal

Coming Up With The Sunshine: Radio-Ed O’Brien’s Favourite Music

Radiohead's Ed O'Brien marks the release of his solo album as EOB by talking to Jude Rogers about 13 favourite pieces of music, from Led Zep to Talk Talk, a longstanding love of Brazil, and Primal Scream

The Fireman

Electric Arguments

Low Culture 14: Wu-Tang Clan, William Blake, The Fall & The Hidden City

Trudging through the inverted worlds of Staten Island, Putney and Prestwich come a crew of rappers, a poet/ engraver and a dyspetic singer, says Tom Ellen. They steel themselves against the disappointment of the surface world - the feeling of 'Is this it?' - by doodling on the maps of their cities, adding monsters and demons, gods and angels, hidden passageways and secret portals.

Welcome To Techno Hell: Container Has One For The Road

The first in a new series. Now that a question mark hangs over the future of live touring, we ask some of our favourite artists to tell us about some of their more eventful experiences on the road. Ren Schofield, aka Container, casts his mind back to a bumpy few days visiting Eastern Europe