Jad Atoui, Jawad Nawfal, Sharif Sehnaoui

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

Tradition defying bagpipes, failed field recordings of frogs, shimmering post punk and deep electronics from a hair salon in this month’s cassette reviews

Mein Camp Memoirs: Luke Haines Reviews Morrissey’s Autobiography

Mr Luke Haines, musician, author, artist and wearer of excellent hats, reviews Morrissey's autobiography

Diamanda Galás Unveils New Live Album, ‘In Concert’

It takes in select recordings from two US shows that Galás played in 2017

Genre Is Obsolete: Adam Lehrer On Noise, Industrial & Drone For July

In this month’s Genre is Obsolete, Adam Lehrer dives into new records by artists like GRIM, Crazy Doberman, Dial and more, while discussing noise music’s enduring status as an unusually independent and DIY economy and culture

Pin Ups: A David Bowie Baker’s Dozen Compilation

In the wake of the great man's passing, we bring together all the times his albums have been featured in our favourite 13 LPs feature, including contributions from Paul Weller, Gary Numan, Brett Anderson and more

Goat & Friends Take Over tQ’s Instagram

Goat, The Moonlandingz and Jane Weaver will be staging a coup on our Instagram this week, ahead of their forthcoming joint show in Brixton

Rum Music for August Reviewed by Jennifer Lucy Allan

From cross-century kantele duets to roaring cellos, bagpipe drones and an essential artefact from the 1980s Hungarian underground, Jennifer Lucy Allan returns with your latest Rum Music roundup

Columnus Metallicus: Your Month In Metal

From doom yoga to martial rhythms, from Bong to Witch Mountain, from Helsinki to Hades - your roundup of the mightiest metal this month

Columnus Metalicus: June’s Heavy Metal By Pavel Godfrey

Fire up the BBQ and crack open a beer, Summer is here and it's time for Death Fortress, Jute Gyte, Kvelertak and Nails, says Pavel Godfrey

Aksak Maboul

Une Aventure de VV (Songspiel)

The reactivated Belgian avant-rock band follow 2020’s *Figures* with a fifteen-part, sixty-three-minute experimental audio play voiced by a host of collaborators, including Stereolab’s Laetitia Sadier, Tuxedomoon’s Blaine L. Reininger and Alig (John Pearce) of Family Fodder

An Imaginary Menagerie: Christiana Soulou’s Drawings After Borges

Christiana Soulou's drawings, at Sadie Coles Gallery in Soho, take inspiration from Jorge Luis Borges' bizarre taxonomy of fantastic creatures

New Box Set Collects BBC Radio Sessions by The Fall, Stereolab and More

The 10x12-inch vinyl set from Beggars Arkive focuses on live performances recorded for John Peel's BBC radio shows

Reissue Of The Week: Tom Waits’ Island Trilogy

Darran Anderson salutes a master of ceremonies in a rubbish dump world, the Tom Waits who reimagined himself on the glorious trilogy of Swordfishtrombones, Rain Dogs and Frank's Wild Years

Look into the Shadows: Peter Murphy’s Favourite Albums

As Peter Murphy releases a new solo album – his first for a decade – the erstwhile Bauhaus frontman looks back at the music that has excited and inspired him, from glam to punk, classical to devotional, jazz to trip hop

Various Artists

Jon Savage's Secret History Of Second Wave Psychedelia 1988-93

Michael Berdan of Uniform on Living with an Eating Disorder

On the release of a new Uniform single and video for 'Permanent Embrace', Michael Berdan writes about the harsh realities of bulimia nervosa. CW: some readers may find this article disturbing. Band portrait by Joshua Zucker-Pluda & Sean Stout