Peter Murphy

Mr Agreeable: Taking A Pricke To Robin Thicke’s Balloon

Our gouty old chum Mr Agreeable rises from his repast in a fit of pique once again, this time enraged by Robin Thicke's sexist videos, Robert Plant joining Twitter, Jack White's restraining order, and Hugh Laurie playing the blues

Figure In A Landscape: The Paintings Of Patrick Procktor

An exhibition in Bologna sheds new light on one of the forgotten heroes of modern British art

Earthly Delights: Konx-Om-Pax’s Favourite Music

Christian Eede speaks to Scottish producer Konx-Om-Pax about his love of 808s and his new album on Planet Mu, as well as his favourite music, from Autechre to Popol Vuh, Kode9 to Gas, Regis to happy hardcore mixes by Scott Brown

Moments Of Pleasure: The Red Shoes By Kate Bush 25 Years On

It’s often dismissed as a rare misstep but, Ben Hewitt argues, her seventh album is filled with moments of pleasure

The Thrill And The Hurting: 30 Years Of The Sensual World

Burning fields, black November nights, the swirling beauty of the Uilleann pipes… Matthew Barton examines how Kate Bush made the perfect soundtrack to autumn

Xiu Xiu Share Cover Of ‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me’ Track

The group recorded the cover of Angelo Badalamenti's 'A Real Indication' during the sessions for 2016's 'Plays The Music Of Twin Peaks' album

Dulli Noted: Greg Dulli Of The Afghan Whigs’ Favourite Albums

With Do To The Beast, the first Afghan Whigs album since 1998, recently released, frontman Greg Dulli takes Aug Stone through the crime scenes of his all-time top LPs

The Field

Yesterday And Today

A Goth-Off for Goth Week! The Cure’s Pornography vs Disintegration

John and Luke debate the relative merits of two landmark records from the goth titans

Low Culture Podcast 3: Shirley Collins On O Brother, Where Art Thou?

The third in our subscriber only series of podcasts features folk singer and author Shirley Collins talking about her favourite film with John and Luke

Ear-Walking Woman: Natalia Beylis Interviewed

The Ireland-based experimental musician talks to Jennifer Lucy Allan about trees, pianos, Edward Gorey's alphabet and the difficulty in pressing the sound of crisp packets to vinyl

‘No Pass Outs!’ Things The Quietus Learned At Supersonic Festival

Luke Turner, Rory Gibb, Colm McAuliffe and Laurie Tuffrey report back on a weekend of varied sonic treats at this year's two-day Supersonic festival, featuring Swans, Sleaford Mods, Sly & The Family Drone and plenty of other acts not beginning with 'S'

Jenny Hval: New LP Details

tQ favourite to release new album in June

On March The Saints: The Evolution Of New Orleans Metal

With new music out by New Orleans' three best metal bands, Eyehategod, Downn and Crowbar, Dean Brown takes a look at what makes heavy music from the Crescent City tick in the way it does

Playing The (Baker’s) Dozens: George Clinton’s Favourite Albums

With the funk kingpin and founder of Parliament and Funkadelic taking his bands on a festival tour this summer, Suzie McCracken caught up with him to find out about the 13 records that have stuck with him through his lifetime

Liberation Music: Terrie Ex & Thurston Moore Live At Incubate

The spirit of punk rock is not to be found in obscure band T-shirts, screaming distortion, authentic sounding lyrics or pedal boards, argues John Doran. The real fireworks are created by nakedness and a true philosophy of liberation