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Verfreundungseffekt: On Being ‘Non-Native’ & An Interview With Marta Dziurosz

In August's edition of her literature in translation column, Jen Calleja considers the rising tide of xenophobia legitimatised by Brexit, the gathering popularity of Polish culture (from the written word to recorded sound), and speaks to English-to-Polish translator Marta Dziurosz. (Illustration by Richard Phoenix)

Full Clip: The Best Hip Hop From March & April Reviewed

If you’re not writing your own bars, does that make you a fake? Tara Joshi considers ghostwriting in hip hop, along with reviews of the latest rap releases (including, alas, Kanye West)

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Long-awaited record finds London-based Memorials Of Distinction house band SUEP in full high flying five piece formation, finds Dani Bocev

Jonny Greenwood Launches Action for his Music to be Removed from ‘Melania’ Movie

The Radiohead guitarist said Universal licensed one of his songs for use in the film without his permission

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of October 2021

Check out some of the best music from the past four weeks, as selected by tQ's office staff

Burial Releases New EP, ‘Comafields / Imaginary Festival’

The two-track record is out now on Hyperdub

Jungle Clearing: Musicians Who Dream Of Excising Their Google Traces

Beige-yet-hip troupe Jungle have made an astounding effort to hide their identities. Is this to create an enigmatic non-presence, asks Robert Barry, or for the privately-educated duo to hide bracingly American Pyscho-esque comments about their grasping desire for fame?

1975 Neil Young LP To Be Released For First Time

Young describes 'Homegrown' as the "unheard bridge between 'Harvest' and 'Comes a Time'"

Bilbao BBK Finalises 2020 Line-Up

Mosey Sumney, The Black Madonna and Call Super feature amongst today's announcement for the Spanish festival

Ain’t No Cure For Love: Leonard Cohen’s I’m Your Man 30 Years On

David Bennun studies one of his favourite albums three decades on and finds it more mentor than friend

Nothing But The Truth: Toda la Verdad sobre Dame Area by Dame Area

The Catalan duo’s brutal post-industrial style captures the spirit of the now-legendary club it rose from, writes Skye Butchard

Hollywood Had It All: Jim Heimann On The Real LA Noir

In an exclusive extract from Taschen's new photo book, Dark City: The Real Los Angeles Noir, Jim Heimann explores the seedy side of Tinseltown

TONIGHT: Julia Holter & More At St John

Latest edition of the Hackney church sessions features Holter, Karen Gwyer and Ocitprop

Obstinate Medical Diagnosis: Out From The Void With OMD

As we approach the 40th anniversary of OMD's self-titled debut, Kristen Gallerneaux examines illness and recovery through the lens of her introduction to their early work

Something To Hold Onto: An Interview With Martin Creed

With the release of a new double A-side single, 'Let Them In' / 'Border Control', Martin Creed sits down to discuss borders real and metaphorical