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WATCH: Nisennenmondai NTS Session

Trio lay down nine-minute jam in NTS session; watch the video below

LISTEN: Fantôme – Scream

Hanin Elias fills us in on her new band; stream track from forthcoming debut LP It All Makes Sense below

WATCH: Daniel Blumberg Live Video

Daniel Blumberg previews upcoming album for Mute with a live video captured at London's Cafe Oto

LISTEN: New Micachu And The Shapes

Listen to 'Sad' below, taken from new album

Longplayer Day Festival Set For This Month

The festival, focusing on themes of time and longevity, will feature a number of tQ-favourite artists, musicians and speakers

WATCH: Ten Mouth Electron – Young Nuns

For those who doubted that "ninja nuns and orgone cloudbusting" wouldn't be a good mix, think on...

Accrington Stanley (The Band) Press On

Sonic Jesus

Neither Virtue Nor Anger

Casserole Buffet: Bright Eyes Interviewed

As they gear up to the release of their long-awaited tenth album, Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis and Nate Walcott speak to Patrick Clarke about their innovative approach to sonic world-building, the many forms of loss that inform their new record, and Donald Trump's "psychotic" America

Kemper Norton

Tall Trees (And Other Tales)

A synaptic spring clean from Sussex’s very own synth mangler

“The Biggest Hits That The Radio Won’t Touch”: The Moonlandingz Interviewed

The fictional band from The Eccentronic Research Council's last album are not only real, but they're going on tour and releasing records. Two of their animating architects, The ERC's Adrian Flanagan and Fat White Family's Lias Saoudi, sit down with Daniel Dylan Wray to discuss working with Sean Lennon, masochistic video shoots and bringing back rabies

Ariana Grande Announces Manchester Attack Benefit Concert

Singer will return to Manchester less than two weeks after a suicide bomber attacked those leaving a show she had just finished

Films For Music: Neil Young’s Human Highway Reappraised

In the first of a regular feature for The Quietus, Anthony Nield looks back at Neil Young's 1982 cinematic folly, Human Highway