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Carter Tutti To Play Spill Festival

East Anglian arts event takes place in November

Wrangler

White Glue

LISTEN: Third Rail Mix From Black Channels

Plus, win a pair of tickets to the inaugural edition of the festival, with Grumbling Fur, Teeth Of The Sea, Lakker and more, taking place in Reading next month

Efterklang

Magic Chairs

Two Poems By: Juliet Escoria

This week's new writing comes to us for the first time from West Coast USA in the form of two poems by Juliet Escoria, author of the recently-published (and searing enough to cauterise a gaping wound) short story collection Black Cloud

Oneida

Absolute II

An Encyclopaedia Of Myself: Jonathan Meades’ Autobiography Reviewed

John Doran looks at Meades' recollections of acid, cold war and much much death in the 1950s

Magnificent Cheat: Revisiting Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged In New York

Rather than simply play acoustic versions of their hits, Nirvana treated MTV’s Unplugged show as an opportunity to turn their own music on its head, to connect it to American roots and European glam. 25 years on, the resulting album, MTV Unplugged In New York, stands as their finest work, says David Bennun

Earthling Society

England Have My Bones

Mclusky Reveal First New Music In 19 Years

The Welsh trio have released four new tracks on an EP, and are also promising an album is on the horizon

Kosmische Kid: The Celestial Soundscape Of John Was Trying To Contact Aliens

Across three decades, John Shepherd built a Nasa-style lab at his grandparents’ Michigan home to communicate with extra-terrestrials, beaming sets featuring Can, Kraftwerk and Neu! into space. Now the subject of an acclaimed film, he tells Ben Gilbert why and records an exclusive tQ mix

East India Youth: Expanded Debut LP

TOTAL STRIFE FOREVER gets second disc featuring EIY's imagined soundtrack to 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

Things Learned At: Red Bull Music Festival New York Week 2

Adventures into Dream Music, the sticky power of Fever Ray, the unsung talents of Jada Pinkett Smith: RBMF sprinkles good stuff across New York

This Is What We Get: 20 Years Of OK Computer

Two decades later Brian Coney looks at how the Radiohead album takes the temperature of 21st century anxiety, while examining our relationship with technology and the murkiness of modern politics

LOCOG Sinister: The Olympic Impact On Local Government Arts

A Quietus reader who works in local government in London got in touch to tell us about what he perceives the impact of the 2012 Olympic Games to be on grassroots work in the capital

Beck’s Song Reader At Rough Trade East

Ed Harcourt, Stealing Sheep, Steve Mason and more perform songs from Beck's latest (unrecorded) album