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Different Spirits, Different Truths: On The Romance Of Being By Desire Marea

The South Africa-based artist channels a different kind of medicine on an album of mercurial electronic soul jazz, finds Jeremy Allen

Jenny Hval & Susanna Announce New LP

Maya Deren-inspired Meshes Of Voices out in August

INTERVIEW: Seb Rochford On His New Series Of Collaborative Gigs

Seb Rochford's next run of gigs will include a solo set, followed a duo or trio performance with different collaborators each night. The acclaimed percussionist tells tQ what to expect

A Chance To Cut: Ed Atkins Curates Stan Brakhage, David Kamp

John Quin finds the first cut is the deepest at Berlin's Schinkel Pavilion

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Creating A New World: Summer Of Soul And The Black Consciousness Revolution

One of the breakout hits from Sundance 2021, Questlove's energising concert movie-cum-historical artefact offers a re-canonisation of the Black perspective in American history, finds Luke Hicks

My Country Needs Me: on Sons Of Kemet’s Your Queen Is A Reptile

By celebrating great black women across history, by crowning Angela Davis, Harriet Tubman, Albertina Sisulu and Doreen Lawrence, Sons Of Kemet begin a new myth-making and bring afrofuturism down to earth with a beautiful bang. By Teju Adeleye

Avatars And Negation: Contemporary Artistic Identity At Flow Festival

At this year's Flow Festival in Helsinki, Lior Phillips finds artists who revel both in exaggerated forms of their personality and negated versions of themselves, negotiating between physical and digital realities

Getting Closer: Jeremy Allen Reports From Paris

tQ writer Jeremy Allen was at the Stade De France on Friday night. He reports from Paris on the recent terror attacks. Photographs by author

LISTEN: Saint Etienne Remix El Perro Del Mar

New remix of Swedish pop act by Saint Etienne

Under The Skin: Skunk Anansie At Glastonbury, 1999

In an exclusive extract from her new memoir, It Takes Blood And Guts, Skin from Skunk Anansie recalls the band's legendary performance at Glastonbury 1999

The Lead Review: Noel Gardner On Hey Colossus’ Radio Static High

Following on from the release of In Black And Gold earlier this year, Noel Gardener examines the group's continual moving further away from big riffs and sludge metal, into hypnotic melodies, creamy bliss, and giving breathing space to tangible human emotions