Kramer

LISTEN: Wu-Tang Clan – Keep Watch

New track from long-time-in-the-coming LP A Better Tomorrow

Blur Split! Again!

Expect cash in no. 2 in six years

Addison Groove

Transistor Rhythm

Pipe Dream: Wojciech Rusin Interviewed

Jennifer Lucy Allan talks to the Polish musician and artist about his 3D printed pipes, his alchemical albums of speculative medieval music and what happens when you put a giant inflatable object on stage

Fuck The NME? Mclusky Do Dallas Revisited

Twenty years on, Jeremy Allen revisits Mclusky Do Dallas, and finds a band woefully mistreated by a myopic mainstream music press obsessed with the 'New Rock Revolution'

“This Ain’t Acting” – On The Set Of This Is England ’88

Adrian Lobb visits the set of This Is England '88 to talk to the cast, who are in extremely high spirits

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: January 2022

Here's hours upon hours of the brilliant new music we've covered here at tQ over the last month, compiled into one handy playlist!

The Strange World Of… Michael Chapman

Some of those who knew the singer-songwriter and guitarist best, including his widow Andru Chapman and collaborator Thurston Moore, help guide Jonathan Wright through Michael Chapman’s extraordinary catalogue

Chilly Gonzales

Ivory Tower

The Mars Volta

Octahedron

Katie Kim

Hour of the Ox

The Irish musician, singer-songwriter and composer takes time to reveal her temper on this warped and woozy record, finds Amanda Farah

Part Four: Why Pram Wrote The Best Album Of The Nineties

In the penultimate chapter of A New Nineties, Neil Kulkarni makes a good case for The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small... Stay As You Are as best album of the 90s

It’s A Music Lover’s Thing: An Interview With Rabih Beaini

Ahead of his performance at Outernational Days next week, Lebanese electronic musician and Morphine label head Rabih Beaini talks to Rory Gibb about the challenges and emerging possibilities of collaboration across countries and cultures

Warm Announce Autumn Nights Ft Ben UFO, Dixon & Ame

London club promoters announce excellent autumn series of nights, based largely at Plastic People

Led Bib

The People In Your Neighbourhood/The Good Egg

Western Pop In The Eastern Bloc: Depeche Mode – Monument

Sophia Deboick explores this aptly-named publication, a time capsule of sorts, by turns a personal history and listographic account of the unlikely importance of Basildon's own Depeche Mode to the youth culture of the Eastern Bloc