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

Poems on space and place, divine bassoon, reality bending plunderphonics. Daryl Worthington catches up with the tape scene for the first time in 2022, and finds things as chaotically brilliant as usual

Roots Manuva

Slime and Reason

Sines Of Awakening: Pierre Henry & Bergen’s EKKO Festival

Quietus cynic of the avant-garde Wyndham 'Indie Wyndy' Wallace goes to Bergen's EKKO Festival to have his circuits reprogrammed

Dance Music For April Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

Jaša Bužinel shares this month's hot picks from the world of electronic music, including outstanding releases from Palestine, Tanzania and Iran, a benefit compilation for Ukraine, Portuguese "deconstructed grunge" experimentations, Sahara-via-London percussive sub-heavy techno, and more

Organic Intelligence XXIX: Dope-fiend Greek Rebetika

In this month’s antidote to the algorithm, Daniel Spicer boils up a pot of ironwort and heads back a century for a wonderful guide to the drug-blasted music of urban Greece in the 1920s and 30s

Rum Music: The Best Of 2023 Reviewed By Jennifer Lucy Allan

Another trip around the sun for the weightless world of Rum Music, reviewed and rounded up by Jennifer Lucy Allan

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of Februrary 2024

Your guide to the best in brand new music returns, with tQ's staff selecting their albums and tracks of February 2024

The Quietus’ Self-Indulgent Reissues, Comps & Mixes Of The Year List: 30 To 15

The Quietus looks back over the past year to pick our favourite reissues, mix CDs and compilations of 2008. Guaranteed ten year vintage Britpop free.

Uniform’s Michael Berdan On Cormac McCarthy

Michael Berdan of the band Uniform pens an essay for tQ on how the stunning beauty and harrowing violence in the books of the great Cormac McCarthy has influenced his work

Guy Garvey On Lockdown, Live Music And Loving The BBC

Guy Garvey speaks to Patrick Clarke about life under lockdown as a musician and BBC presenter, the practical effects of postponing live shows, and new LP _Live At The Ritz_

Low Culture Podcast: The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover

This month we tuck in our napkins for an encounter with Peter Greenaway's captivating yet grim 1988 film starring Michael Gambon and Helen Mirren.

Complete Communion: Jazz For November Reviewed By Peter Margasak

Newly unearthed archival recordings of live dates from the 1960s, a profound homage to the swing-and-drag aesthetic of drummer Paul Motian from former collaborators, a new quintet from the veteran Swedish drummer Sven-Åke Johansson, and a thrumming quintet session from drummer Tom Skinner of The Smile are featured in Peter Margasak’s latest round up of jazz and improvised music

New Weird Britain: 2023 In Review By Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner selects his ten favourite albums from his New Weird Britain column in 2023, and also picks ten essential LPs that got away

Middle England Gospel: Cliff Richard At Hammersmith Apollo

As the veteran singer celebrates 65 years in the music industry, Fergal Kinney looks at what pop's Bachelor Boy can tell us about an ageing population and British spirituality.

Rum Music For January Reviewed By Jennifer Lucy Allan

Guitar solos, shouted song from Uyghur folk traditions, a French duo under one name and a Quebecois miscellany in the first Rum Music outing of 2024, reviewed by Jennifer Lucy Allan

Blur: The Sound Of The Essex Boys Beyond The Hits

As Blur win a lifetime achievement gong, Ian Wade, Charlie Frame, Mic Wright, Mof Gimmers, Jeremy Allen, Wyndham Wallace, Joe Kennedy, Scott McKeating, Tom Hawking, Ben Myers, Stevie Chick, Jamie Bowman, Tim Burrows and Luke Turner select their finest b-sides, rarities and album tracks