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Book On Daft Punk’s ‘Discovery’ To Be Published In September

The book is the work of sometime tQ contributor Ben Cardew

Behold! August’s Quietus Comics Round Up Column

Travel to Japan, Amsterdam or to the mind of another person for your summer holidays in August’s round up of great comics from Pete Redrup & co

DOWNLOAD: The Soft Moon Remix How To Destroy Angels

The Quietus favourite gives Trent Reznor's group the once over

John Foxx And The Maths

Howl

John Foxx and the Maths find strength in pop on new album, Howl, finds Adam Lehrer

Obey Cobra

Mwg Drwg

From South Wales via Hell, bringing the rough distortion, the electronic disarray and the bottom-kickers

WATCH: Bryan Ferry Covering Beyonce

Have a look at footage of the Bryan Ferry Orchestra recording their cover of 'Crazy In Love' for the upcoming Great Gatsby film

The Ordinary Reader: Trading Blows Over The Booker Prize

Old debates become a cipher for more fractious contemporary currents in the latest row over the Man Booker Prize 2018

DRILL: BRIGHTON Announces New Names

These New Puritans, British Sea Power and more for Wire-curated event

General Election 2015 & Why Parliament Deserves To Be Hung

If - or, more likely, when - today's vote reveals that no party has a majority, it won't be a reflection of voters being apathetic, rather the blasé attitude of those they're voting for. This, John Tatlock argues, doesn't necessarily have to be seen as a negative

Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto Announce New LP

The new LP captures a live show the pair played at the Sydney Opera House last year

Robert Hood To Release New LP, ‘Mirror Man’

The 14-track release is his first album under his own name since 2017

Not Man Vs. Woman: Reykjavíkurdætur Interviewed

Before they play their hometown for Sonar Reykjavík, the rap collective tell Karl Smith about providing a platform for empowerment, getting turned away from hip-hop nights and fending off adolescent cucumber volleys

DJ Spider

Upon The Gates Of Great Depth

The Schlock Of The New: Redefining Horror Writing With Hexus

Ahead of the publication of their second issue early next year — and as an aid to your Hallowe'en comedown – Thogdin Ripley, co-editor of new art-literature-hybrid horror journal Hexus, selects three pieces from Issue One

No Class: Frank Turner Live In Barnsley

Like many towns in the UK, Barnsley is all-too-often left off the tour itinerary of most groups. Ian Winwood saw a chance to rectify this during a drunken evening with Frank Turner, and asked the singer songwriter to play for the price of his train fare. Here's what happened next

LISTEN: New Hobbyist

The Chicago-Goleniów-Barcelona duo release the stonking lead single from their soon-coming album.