Giorgio Moroder

The Magnetic North

Orkney Symphony Of The Magnetic North

Electric Blue: Chris O’Leary On Bowie’s Sound And Vision

Ashes to Ashes is the second of two books by Chris O'Leary to cover the songs of David Bowie, song by song. This volume takes us from 1976 to the end. The Quietus spoke to O'Leary about the project. The interview is followed by an extract from the book, about 'Sound and Vision'

Elbow

The Take Off And Landing Of Everything

Krokodil

Nachash

Artist Run: Doomed Is Dead

As part of tQ's irregular series on artist run galleries and independent project spaces, Allan Gardner speaks to Ken Flaherty and Matt Martin of Dalston's Doomed Gallery (RIP)

Ooooh Betty! Nasty Gal By Betty Davis Revisited

Major label flop it may have been, but Betty Davis’ Nasty Gal, newly reissued by Light In The Attic, showcased an artist raging against the dying of the funk light, says Patrick Corcoran

Shackleton Returns As Tunes Of Negation

His latest project sees him debut on Shapednoise's Cosmo Rhythmatic label

A Greater Coming Together: Holly Herndon’s Proto

Often stories of new technology are laden with the anxiety of being replaced - being bettered by something that has a more calculable claim to existing, but with Proto, Holly Herndon explores the possibility of true collaboration with the mechanical

Reissue of the Week: Sun Ra – Nuits de la Fondation Maeght

Daniel Spicer gets to grips with a lavish six album set documenting the first two concerts Sun Ra played outside of North America

Faintly Transcendental: On The Poetry Of Graham Foust

Scrutinising the influences, from time and place to Joy Division, and stylistic idiosyncrasies which together make up the work of this ambitious American poet, Alex Niven provides a guide for the Foust-uninitiated