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Green Day, The Gilman Street Project And The Wide Reach of East Bay Punk

Veronica Irwin went to see Green Day live at Hyde Park at the weekend. Here she reflects on how they represent East Bay punk on an international scale

Semibreve Reveals New Names for 2025 Edition

Lyra Pramuk, Rafael Toral, Nazar and more have been added to the bill for the Braga festival

WATCH: New Björk Video

Björk shares second taster of her upcoming album which is out next week

In Praise Of Brant Bjork: Kyuss’ Wretch 25 Years On

Sure Josh Homme has gone on to leave an indelible mark on modern heavy rock but when Kyuss released their debut album Wretch, Brant Bjork was the standout star, says Josh Gray

tQ’s Reissues Etc Of 2015, In Association With Norman Records

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For June By Daryl Worthington

Daryl Worthington dives into the glorious mess of the tape scene, finding mucky ambient, finding kosmiche architecture, aquarium jazz, and room bending dance music

Filling in the Blanks: The World of Homemade Album Covers

To celebrate the publication of her new book, Sleeve Notes, photographer Dominique Russell takes us into the weird world of the many handmade record sleeves that have turned over the years at the record shop where her dad works

Various Artists

Pied Piper: Follow Your Soul

It Always Ends In Hope: Dawn Richard’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of her performance at EFG London Jazz Festival with Spencer Zahn, Dawn Richard selects the music that shook and inspired her in her youth, from Prince to The Prodigy via Enya and Fela Kuti

Various Artists

Cherrystones Presents Critical Mass

Life is a Jumble Sale: Dale Cornish’s Favourite Albums

From to getting his grandma into Björk to the golden years of electroclash, Dale Cornish takes Jennifer Lucy Allan through the soundtrack of his life via 13 key albums

Out Of Their Tree: Kevin Martin & Jason Williamson On Collaborating

The Bug and Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods have just released a single called 'Treetop' together, and Daniel Dylan Wray was on hand to speak to them about it

How Women are Changing Greater Manchester’s Grassroots Music Scene

Perturbed by a study that found young women in the north of England are struggling to feel musical, Lottie Brazier set out to speak to the promoters, artists and managers who are helping shift the dial in the region

Style And Substance: An Interview With PINS

John Freeman meets up with two-fifths of PINS to find out how their storming new album Wild Nights was birthed in the desert and inspired by the bond of friendship

Solo Variation: Jane Weaver Interviewed

After three decades of work in the margins of UK psych rock and folk, Jane Weaver has risen steadily in prominence over the last four years. Here she explains to Joshua French, why she is setting aside her tried and tested means of touring with a live band for a series of solo Loops In The Secret Society shows this Autumn. With mixtape...

tQ Subscriber Release: Spykidelic’s Nyabinghindustrial II Mix

Tony F Wilson – a lifer's lifer. His Quietus subscribers' mix comprises a depth charge exploration into an underground catalogue that dates back to the mid 90s. Chopped, screwed and spat back up with added venom. Harry Sword gets the (sub) low down.